Review of Tropes, by Douglas Ehring [Book Review]

Mind 131 (521):369-379 (2022)
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Abstract

Tropes is a systematic investigation into the metaphysics of properties, aiming to motivate and defend trope theory, and more specifically Natural Class Trope Nominalism (NCTN). Ehring’s book treats an impressive span of relevant positions, considerations, debates and objections with charity and clarity; it’s also a real page-turner, at least if one has (as I do) a taste for analytic twists and turns.

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Jessica M. Wilson
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