 For the 30 years after Passmore’s report metaphysics became ever more visible in philosophy. It was a diverse development, but in the self-conceptions of many of its most prominent practitioners there was no attempt to shun science or logic or to think that metaphysics had access to facts that were deeper than or beyond those that a proper science could reach. So the metaphysics that blossomed was not necessarily of the sort that Carnap, Neurath, Reichenbach, and others combated. Finally, in contemporary meta-philosophy variously logical empiricist ideas on ontology (Blatti and Lapointe 2016), explication (Kitcher 2008, and Carus 2007), and philosophy as conceptual engineering (Creath 1990, Chalmers 2020, and Haslanger 2000) continue to be of interest.