Universals and particulars: [electronic resource] readings in ontology, edited by Michael J. Loux.

The problem of universals, by M. J. Loux.--The world of universals, by B. Russell.--On what there is, by W. V. O. Quine.--Universals, by D. F. Pears.--Universals, communicable knowledge, and metaphysics, by C. A. Baylis.--Particular and general, by P. F. Strawson.--Qualities, by N. Wolterstorff.--Universals and family resemblances, by R. Bambrough.--Universals and metaphysical realism, by A. Donagan.--On the nature of universals, by N. Wolterstoff.--Particulars and their individuation, by M. J. Loux.--The identity of indiscernibles, by M. Black.--The identity of indiscernibles, by A. J. Ayer.--The identity of indiscernibles, by D. J. O'Connor.--Bare particulars, by E. B. Allaire.--Particulars re-clothed, by V. C. Chappell.--Another look at bare particulars, by E. B. Allaire.--Do relations individuate? By J. W. Meiland.--Particulars and their qualities, by D. C. Long.--Essence and accident, by I. Copi.--Essence and accident, by H. S. Chandler.--The individuation of things and places, by D. Wiggins.--Bibliography (p. [341]-349)