Atomism and Fundamentality

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The paper focusses on two claims about metaphysical structure: Atomism and Fundamentalism. The first of these claims says that there are mereological atoms, i.e. minimal elements in the mereological structure of reality. The second says that there are fundamental truths, i.e. minimal elements in the grounding structure of reality. A philosopher who defended both of these claims was Bernard Bolzano; the present paper is an exploration of his views on the matter.

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Schnieder, B. (2020). Atomism and Fundamentality. Erkenntnis, 85(3), 551–574. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10670-020-00247-y

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