The acceptance of the concept of necessary linguistic categories has given renewed prominence to the subject of ontology in contemporary discussions of language and logic. Jack Kaminsky, Professor of Philosophy at the State University of New York at Binghamton, here contributes an important exposition of this school of thought. He examines the views of many philosophers who either admit or deny that ontological commitments are necessary, and he raises broad questions and shows why there is a compelling interest in the relation of a formal language to the issue of ontological inquiry.
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