Intro -- Contents -- INTRODUCTION -- Categories of a realistic ontology -- Fred Wilson UNIVERSALS, PARTICULARS, TROPES AND BLOBS -- Herbert Hochberg THE MATTER OF PARTICULARS -- Francesco Martinello BARE PARTICULARS: SOME REMARKS -- Pasquale Frascolla ON BERGMANN'S READINGOF THE "TRACTATUS" ONTOLOGY -- Erwin Tegtmeier COMPLEXES, NEXUS, AND FUNCTIONSTHE MIDDLE AND THE LATE BERGMANN -- Guido Bonino BERGMANN AND EXEMPLIFICATION -- World, mind, and relations -- Greg Jesson IS INTENTIONALITYMORE LIKE HUNTING OR MORE LIKE HITTING?GUSTAV BERGMANN ON SKEPTICISM AND KNOWLEDGE -- Rosaria Egidi BERGMANN'S CRITIQUE OF REPRESENTATIONALISM -- Francesco Orilia THE PROBLEM OF ORDER IN RELATIONAL STATES OF AFFAIRS:A LEIBNIZIAN VIEW -- Alberto Voltolini SINGULAR PROPOSITIONS AS POSSIBLE STATES OF AFFAIRS -- Venanzio Raspa "... THE MOST MEMORABLE DON QUIXOTE OF A GREAT CAUSE"BERGMANN'S CRITIQUE OF MEINONG -- Metaphysics of space and time -- Laird Addis PARTICULARS AS AREAS AND DURATIONS -- L. Nathan Oaklander IS THERE A DIFFERENCEBETWEEN ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE SPACE?* -- Giuliano Torrengo TENSELESS TIME VS. TENSED TRUTHMAKERS -- Fabio Minocchio - Andrea Pagliardi SOME TROUBLES WITH THE SPECIOUS PRESENTIN BERGMANN'S IDEAL LANGUAGE -- Blank Page -- Blank Page.

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