Unparsimonious Metaphysics

Book Overview

This book challenges the widely accepted philosophical principle of parsimony, which holds that theories lacking simplicity are inherently doubtful. It critically examines this principle in its unqualified form and explores various ways to present it in a more philosophically appealing manner.

Content and Focus

The book evaluates different versions of the principle, considering the implications of endorsing one version over another.

Intended Audience

It is intended for both academics and students of philosophy.