. What exactly makes it a problem? Explain the empiricist view of the problem (according to Chisholm). Why does Chisholm find the empiricist solution unsatisfactory? Contrast empiricism with Chisholm’s particularist solution. What does Chisholm mean when he says his solution “begs the question”? Explain how, according to Ackerman, analysis and concepts generate two distinct paradoxes of analysis, being careful to explain how the second paradox of analysis differs from the first. What is the problem with colocated objects? Explain this problem using one of the four puzzles presented by Rea (either The Growing Argument, The Ship of Theseus, The Body-minus Argument, or Lumpl and Goliath). How does the problem of material constitution relate to these puzzles? Can the relation of material constitution help explain what’s going on in these puzzles? Why or why not? Consider and respond to at least one objection to your answer.
DO NOT quote large sections of the text. I would prefer if you did not quote at all, but if you must, merely put the author and page number in parentheses, e.g. (Newton, pg 160).
DO NOT use any outside sources. There is no need to use outside sources on a paper of this kind. I know the language of the text and of the discussion in the lecture. If you use outside sources, it will be immediately obvious to me. Use only your brain, the text, and your notes.
PLEASE ONLY USE THE SOURCES THAT I HAVE PROVIDED- THANK YOU 🙂 I attached all the files mentioned in the prompt, all the info you need is in the attachments (articles and NOTES for those articles).
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