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2005
Abstract It is argued, against Randolph Carter, that if there are merely possible worlds, then indeed there are also impossible worlds. Worlds are things, but impossible worlds are not impossible things. A world, in the sense in which the actual world is only one among many, is a maximal scenario, a total way for things to be-all things.
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Abstract It is argued, against Randolph Carter, that if there are merely possible worlds, then indeed there are also impossible worlds. Worlds are things, but impossible worlds are not impossible things. A world, in the sense in which the actual world is only one among many, is a maximal scenario, a total way for things to be-all things.
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The world of instruction: undertaking the impossible
Ethics and Education, 2014Throughout history, philosophers have reflected on educational questions. Some of their ideas emerged in defense of, or opposition to, skepticism about the possibility of formal teaching and learning. These philosophers include Plato, Augustine, St Thomas Aquinas, Soren Kierkegaard, Martin Heidegger, and Ludwig Wittgenstein.
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Truth in Fiction, Impossible Worlds, and Belief Revision
Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 2019Christopher Badura, Francesco Berto
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On the Possibility and Impossibility of a World
Mosaic: an interdisciplinary critical journal, 2018openaire +1 more source