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    An individual identity property is dependent on the indiv... — Carmelics
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    Supports→An individual essence should not be conceived as constructed from an individual identity property.

    An individual identity property is dependent on the individual that instantiates it.

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    The basic structure of this argument derives from Alvin Plantinga's argument from his (1983) against what he called existentialism, the thesis that all individual essences are dependent upon the individuals that instantiate them. Plantinga concluded that a singular proposition about o can exist even though o does not exist. (See in particular (1983, 8–9), where he argued that the notion of constituency is too confused to allow us to conclude that the constituent of a singular proposition must ex

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