Ted Sider gives roughly the following argument (Sider 2001:223): inconstancy is had if a proposition about essence of an object is true in one context and false in another.
There is inconstancy if a proposition about essence of an object is true in one context and false in another. Ted Sider gives roughly the following argument (Sider 2001:223).
Ted Sider gives roughly the following argument (Sider 2001:223). There is inconstancy if a proposition about essence of an object is true in one context and false in another.
Ted Sider gives roughly the following argument (Sider 2001:223). There is inconstancy if a proposition about essence of an object is true in one context and false in another.