Reasons Why Not On the Positive Grounds of Negative Truths
Many philosophers have shown sympathy to the thought that reality is fundamentally positive. Julio De Rizzo formulates this idea precisely by means of the notion of grounding, and examines how the resulting thesis fares with respect to three much discusse
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Reasons Why Not On the Positive Grounds of Negative Truths
Reasons Why Not
Julio De Rizzo
Reasons Why Not On the Positive Grounds of Negative Truths
Julio De Rizzo Philosophisches Seminar Universität Hamburg Hamburg, Germany
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Acknowledgements
This book is a slightly modified version of my PhD thesis defended at the University of Hamburg in 2019. As usual with doctoral theses, I have many people to thank. First, I want to thank my supervisor, Benjamin Schnieder, without whom for obvious and non-obvious reasons this thesis, and the stories coming with it, would not have come into being in the first place. I have profited a lot from every insightful comment of his, and appreciate his efforts in making Hamburg such a stimulating place for doing philosophy. During this period, philosophical exchange and interaction with a number of people were of inestimable value to me. For his support and for reading, attentively commenting on previous drafts, and examining the thesis, I want to express my sincere gratitude to Stephan Krämer. I also thank Michael Clark for providing important guidance in the early phase of this study. For conversations in front of whiteboards and some around bottles of beer, I am specially thankful to Stefan Roski, Roberto Loss, Joop Leo, Moritz Schulz, Viktoria Knoll, Robert Schwartzkopff, Nathan Wildman, Lukas Skiba, Alexander Dinges, Julia Zakkou, Thomas Krödel, Roman Heil, and Sergiu Spatan. For sha
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