Should an Ontological Pluralist Be a Quantificational Pluralist?

Ontological pluralism is the view that there are different fundamental ways of being. Recent defenders this view—such as Kris McDaniel and Jason Turner—have taken these being to be best captured by semantically primitive quantifier expressions ranging over domains. They have thus endorsed, what I shall call, quantificational pluralism. argue focus on quantification a mistake. For, view, structure—or for short—will whatever part or aspect reality’s structure expression carves out reflects. But if true, then should more natural than its corresponding domain; since it does not appear case domain, true. Thus, claim, an ontological pluralist pluralist.