One book on this topic proposes that a meaning theory of justification is necessary to lay a "logical basis" for this discipline.
One book on this topic proposes that a meaning theory of justification is necessary to lay a "logical basis" for this discipline. That work by Michael Dummett was a response to the tendency of many philosophers to regard it as useless. A book titled after this topic introduces the idea that substances are compound forms, which is termed hylomorphism. The view that logical positivists regard this discipline as illogical, meaningless and semantically incorrect is examined in the first chapter of Language, Truth, and Logic, which also calls for its dismantling. One book titled for this discipline distinguishes between potentiality and actuality and introduces its author's unmoved mover argument. This branch of philosophy is primarily concerned with first causes and being. For 10 points, identify this branch of philosophy, with a name suggesting its scope beyond that of physics.
One book on this topic proposes that a meaning theory of justification is necessary to lay a "logical basis" for this discipline.
metaphysics