Part I - Metaphysics contains chapter on: Mathematics and universals Recurrence Part II - Mathematics contains chapters on: Natural Numbers - Pebbles and Pythagoras Numbers as properties Numbers as paradigms Numbers as relations Numbering sets Real Numbers - Approximations Arithmetic and Geometry Proportions Ratios Real Numbers Complex Numbers - Imaginary numbers Complex proportions Sets - From universals to sets Sets and Essences Sets and Consistency Part III - Truth and Existence contains chapters on: The Problem - Functions and arguments Truth and essence The Fox paradox Wholes and Parts - Counterparts and accidents Property-instances Robinson's merger States of affairs Anyhow to Something - Categories of being The second-order Fox Platonism and necessity.
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