Ep. 29: "Modal Conventionalism", Ross Cameron

Condensed Matter
06/04/2022 9 min
Ep. 29: "Modal Conventionalism", Ross Cameron

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The focus of this episode is Ross Cameron's "Modal Conventionalism" published in The Routledge Handbook of Modality in 2021. Here is a link to the paper, but these handbooks are insanely expensive, which I suppose is a good reason to do more episodes based on their chapters! Support the show

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