Michael J. Loux is the George Schuster Professor of Philosophy at Notre Dame University, Indiana. He is author of the forthcoming Metaphysics: Contemporary Readings, designed to accompany this text-book and also published by Routledge. His book Substance and Attribute (1978) is one of the major metaphysics books of recent years.

• Introduction; Chapter 1 The problem of universals I; Chapter 2 The problem of universals II; Chapter 3 Concrete Part iculars I; Chapter 4 Propositions and their neighbors; Chapter 5 The necessary and the possible; Chapter 6 Concrete Part iculars II; Chapter 7 The challenge of anti-Realism;

Michael J. Loux is the George Schuster Professor of Philosophy at Notre Dame University, Indiana. He is author of the forthcoming Metaphysics: Contemporary Readings, designed to accompany this text-book and also published by Routledge. His book Substance and Attribute (1978) is one of the major metaphysics books of recent years.

• Introduction; Chapter 1 The problem of universals I; Chapter 2 The problem of universals II; Chapter 3 Concrete Part iculars I; Chapter 4 Propositions and their neighbors; Chapter 5 The necessary and the possible; Chapter 6 Concrete Part iculars II; Chapter 7 The challenge of anti-Realism;

Michael J. Loux is the George Schuster Professor of Philosophy at Notre Dame University, Indiana. He is author of the forthcoming Metaphysics: Contemporary Readings, designed to accompany this text-book and also published by Routledge. His book Substance and Attribute (1978) is one of the major metaphysics books of recent years.

• Introduction; Chapter 1 The problem of universals I; Chapter 2 The problem of universals II; Chapter 3 Concrete Part iculars I; Chapter 4 Propositions and their neighbors; Chapter 5 The necessary and the possible; Chapter 6 Concrete Part iculars II; Chapter 7 The challenge of anti-Realism;