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Robert C. Cobum
Individual Essences and Possible Worlds
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162.
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Peter van Inwagen
Two Concepts of Possible Worlds
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163.
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Eli Hirsch
Metaphysical Necessity and Conceptual Truth
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Fabrizio Mondadori
Available Properties
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165.
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Alfred J. Freddoso
The Necessity of Nature
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Thomas J. McKay
Against Constitutional Sufficiency Principles
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Diana F. Ackerman
Essential Properties and Philosophical Analysis
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Richard A. Fumerton
Essential Properties and De Re Necessity
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George Myro
Time and Essence
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Robert Merrihew Adams
Time and Thisness
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171.
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William G. Lycan, Stewart Shapiro
Actuality and Essence
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Hugh S. Chandler
Sources of Essence
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Evan Pales
Essentialism and the Elementary Constituents of Matter
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Robert Schwartz
I'm Going To Make You a Star
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175.
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Berent Enç
Essentialism without Individual Essences:
Causation, Kinds, Supervenience, and Restricted Identities
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John Dupré
Sex, Gender, and Essence
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Paolo Dau
Part-Time Objects
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Nicholas White
Identity, Modal Individuation, and Matter in Aristotle
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Contributors
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Michael J. Loux
Toward an Aristotelian Theory of Abstract Objects
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