Discussion contrasts metaphysics and logical geography, suggesting each has unique roles in understanding knowledge.
The paper discusses Stekeler-Weithofer’s distinction between metaphysics and logical geography and rejects the claim that the latter is a more advanced form of the former. It does so by distinguishing metaphysics from both conceptual analysis and worldview articulation. Moreover, it argues that the claim that God is nothing but a counterfactual ideal of knowledge is metaphysical itself. The paper closes with a critique of the critique of the sideways-on perspective on things.
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