Perhaps confusingly, some philosophies refer to "tropes" (instances of properties) as "abstract particulars"--e.g., the particular redness of a particular apple is an "abstract particular".
E.g., the particular redness of a particular apple is an "abstract particular". Perhaps confusingly, some philosophies refer to "tropes" (instances of properties) as "abstract particulars".
Perhaps confusingly, some philosophies refer to "tropes" (instances of properties) as "abstract particulars". E.g., the particular redness of a particular apple is an "abstract particular".
Perhaps confusingly, some philosophies refer to "tropes" (instances of properties) as "abstract particulars". E.g., the particular redness of a particular apple is an "abstract particular".