From Being to Obligation: Logical Investigations in Philosophy

This collection explores analytical philosophy from meta-ontology to applied ethics, employing formal logical tools to investigate ontological commitments, the univocality of existence, microstructuralism, events in modern physics, emergent mereologism, mathematicalism, pragmatic realism, truth-making, modal essentialism, abstraction-based concept formation, physicalism, relativistic naturalism in ethics, dietary and abortion ethics, methodological naturalism, PLP theory, Rawlsian justice, political accelerationism, bioregionalism, neo-Quinean atheism, cognitive arguments against theism, eternal oblivion, metaphysical explanation in science, thought experiments, formalization of physical laws, virtue epistemology, and a directed multigraph theory of truth.