• My 2nd Book!

    For a couple of years now, I’ve been working on my second book that focuses on topics like abstract objects, god, and the philosophy of science Current table of contents: 0 Introduction  1 Platonist Accounts and General Realist Accounts  1.1 Classical Platonism  1.1.1 Temporal Ontology  1.1.2 Diachronic Identity  1.1.2.1 No to Presentism  1.1.3 Synchronic Identity … Read more

  • Systemic Discrimination: Aboriginal Women’s Rights

    The Bridging Principle Introduction The problem of systemic discrimination has been apparent throughout North America for centuries. Systemic discrimination can be defined as actions that purport disadvantages for certain types of groups. These actions come about from organizations and other institutions, making it institutionalized. In Canada, there have been a myriad of systemic discrimination situations.… Read more

  • Dispositional Essentialism’s Incompatibility with Hylomorphism

    Dispositional Essentialism’s Incompatibility with Hylomorphism

    In this post I develop an undermining of the Dispositional Essentialism view that there are properties inherent within concrete objects that have dispositional essences that can be suddenly combined with the Aristotelian thesis of hylomorphism that all concrete objects are compositions of matter and form through the weakening of matter being a strong individuator, rendering… Read more

  • Abstract Objects in Metaphysics and God

    Abstract Objects in Metaphysics and God

    Abstract objects have played their role within many areas in philosophy. Some of these areas include metaphysics, God and mathematics. Abstract objects are essentially things that (according to some people) either exist mentally, or extramentally. If abstract objects were to exist extramentally, most would take it to be that they exist within a region that… Read more

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