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In his book Worlds and Individuals: Possible and Otherwise, Takashi Yagisawa Yagisawa argues that his own theory is better than Lewis’s theory by showing that his own theory can deal with important objections to modal realism more successfully than Lewis’s. In particular, Yagisawa claims that by adopting modal tenses, he can respond to many important objections to modal realism in a uniform way. In this paper, I argue that Lewis can also successfully respond to Peacocke’s objection in an exactly parallel way to Yagisawa’s by distinguishing existence at the actual world from existence at other possible worlds and that Yagisawa’s response to van Inwagen’s objection does not succeed. I conclude that Yagisawa fails to show that his own theory is better than Lewis’s.
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Ballarin, R. / 2011 / The Perils of Primitivism: Takashi Yagisawa’s Worlds and Individuals, Possible and Otherwise / Analytic Philosophy 52 (4) : 273 ~ 282
Hayaki, R. / 2011 / Yagisawa on Trans-indexical Individuals and Fictional Characters / Analytic Philosophy 52 (4) : 283 ~ 292
Kim, S. / 2011 / Understanding Yagisawa’s Worlds / Analytic Philosophy 52 (4) : 293 ~ 301
Lewis, D. / 1986 / On the Plurality of Worlds / Basil Blackwell
Peacocke, C. / 2007 / Principles for Possibilia / Nous 36 : 486 ~ 508
Hayaki, R. / 2011 / Yagisawa on Trans-indexical Individuals and Fictional Characters / Analytic Philosophy 52 (4) : 283 ~ 292
Kim, S. / 2011 / Understanding Yagisawa’s Worlds / Analytic Philosophy 52 (4) : 293 ~ 301
Lewis, D. / 1986 / On the Plurality of Worlds / Basil Blackwell
Peacocke, C. / 2007 / Principles for Possibilia / Nous 36 : 486 ~ 508
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