Class and resemblance nominalisms both claim that having a property is nothing more than being a member of a class, but classes are identical if coextensive, so that would mean properties would be identical if coextensive. Isn’t it possible to have two properties that are coextensive but not identical?
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Further Reading
Sophie Allen, "Properties: A Critical Introduction"
J.P. Moreland, "Universals"
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