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Barbara Vetter(2015)提出的模态势论是一种观点,认为每一种可能性都建立在具有潜力的事物之上。根据Jessica Leech(2017)的工作,Samuel Kimpton Nye(2021)认为潜在论者可以具有S5模态逻辑。我提出了一个新颖的论点,得出的结论是,拼写语气势论的最直接的方法无法验证S5语气逻辑。然后,我将提出一个稍微调整过的模态势论版本,它可以验证S5模态逻辑,并且仍然公正地对待势论的核心主张。
Modal potentialism as proposed by Barbara Vetter (2015) is the view that every possibility is grounded in something having a potentiality. Drawing from work by Jessica Leech (2017), Samuel Kimpton-Nye (2021) argues that potentialists can have an S5 modal logic. I present a novel argument to the conclusion that the most straightforward way of spelling out modal potentialism cannot validate an S5 modal logic. Then I will propose a slightly tweaked version of modal potentialism that can validate an S5 modal logic and still does justice to the core claim of potentialism.