When do objects compose another? - The Special Composition Question (Ordinary Objects)

This video introduces the special composition question and responses that philosophers have given to it. The video's content also outlines, implicitly, a number of different accounts that philosophers give when thinking about ordinary objects.

For more online resources on this check out the articles on the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy and Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy below:

[kasidymoneer]

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[Kolektifcs]

This might me the best video on the internet about a subject as complex as mereology. I am so impressed.

[pidgeonplan]

genuinely angry at my university. Watched this great video in preparation for a lecture on this subject, only for the RECORDED lecture to be a blatant copy of this entire video, wording of the pros and cons, even the analogies and examples. what am i paying for if all the information is on youtube anyway?!

P.S great video, so easy to understand.