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Moderate realism as a position in the debate on the
metaphysics of
universals holds that there's no realm in which universals exist, but rather universals are located in space and time wherever they're manifest. A universal, like greenness, is supposed to be a single thing.
It is opposed to both full-blooded
realism, such as the theory of
Platonic forms, and
nominalism. Nominalists consider it unusual that there could be a single
object that exists in multiple places simultaneously.
Aristotle espoused a form of moderate realism.
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