Part I Introduction and History
1 Composition as Identity
A. J. Cotnoir
2 On Bits and Pieces in the History of Philosophy
Calvin G. Normore and Deborah J. Brown
Part II Ontological Commitments of CAI
3 Counting and Countenancing
Achille C. Varzi
4 Ontological Innocence
Katherine Hawley
5 Parts Generate the Whole, But They Are Not Identical to It
Ross P. Cameron
Part III Metaphysical Commitments of CAI
6 Composition as Identity, Modal Parts, and Mereological Essentialism
Meg Wallace
7 Compositional Pluralism and Composition as Identity
kris McDaniel
8 Unrestricted Composition as Identity
Einar Duenger Bohn
Part IV Logical Commitments of CAI
9 Is there a Plural Object?
Byeong-uk Yi
10 Logical Considerations on Composition as Identity
Paul Hovda
11 Consequences of Collapse
Theodore Sider
Part V Indiscernibility and CAI
12 Donald Baxter’s Composition as Identity
Jason Turner
13 Identity, Discernibility, and Composition
Donald L. M. Baxter
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