A (contrarian's) reappraisal of the history and current state of the ontology debate in the philosophy of space

3-27

Newton's neoplatonic ontology of space

substantivalism or third-way?

29-60

Leibniz" ontology of space

whither relationism?

61-85

Motion, matter, monads, and their "forced" relationship

87-118

From property to structure

exploring contemporary third-way conceptions of the ontology of space

121-148

Newton's immobility arguments and the holism of spatial ontology

149-173

The "space" at the intersection of physics, metaphysics, and mathematics

175-207

The multiple paths towards an epistemic structural realist spatial ontology

209-241

A new taxonomy beyond substantivalism and relationism I

early modern spatial ontologies

245-273

A new taxonomy beyond substantivalism and relationism II

some philosophical prehistory of quantum gravity

275-302

Epilogue

the post-seventeenth century evolution of the standard dichotomy

Herbert Spiegelberg

303-324