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Worlds that are not real (if any) are simply possible. A realist about possible worlds thinks that there is a platitudinous plurality of worlds or there might a number of other worlds whenever something is possible-for example, that donkeys talk, or that pigs fly-there is a world in which it is true.This book is a defense of modal realism; the thesis that our world is but one of a plurality of worlds, and that the individuals that inhabit our world are only a few out of all the inhabitants of all the worlds. Lewis argues that the philosophical utility of modal realism is a good reason for believing that it is true.The Conversation on the Plurality of Worlds generally depicted how the entire cosmos has been created accordingly to a definite purpose. In the beginning of the masterpiece, Fontenelle expressed his admiration of the entire universe as he said After supper we went to take a walk in the park. We felt the fragrant breeze of evening peculiarly delightful, as the heat had been intense during the.
A Week's Conversation on the Plurality of Worlds by Monsieur Fontenelle translated from the last Paris edition, by William Gardiner. 1737 third English edition. Volume contains no plate. Provenance: E.A week's conversation on the plurality of worlds By Monsieur Fontenelle. Translated from the last Paris edition, wherein are many improvements throughout; and some new observations. By William Gardiner, Esq; The second edition. To which is added, Mr. Secretary Addison's oration, made at Oxford, in defense of the new philosophy.
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