Due: June 1, in class.
In your first paper, you used your own example to illustrate Plato's approach to the issue of what makes something the kind it is. In this paper, you will build on the results of that first paper. Begin with an example of your own (you may use your original example if it was appropriate) and reiterate (correcting, if necessary) your account of Plato's position on the issue. Then subject the Platonic view to a criticism based on Wittgenstein's account of language, as given in the Philosophical Investigations. State which of the two approaches you find most persuasive, and why.