Titlebook: In Defense of Intuitions; A New Rationalist Ma Andrew Chapman,Addison Ellis,Henry W. Pickford Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Kantian Intuitionismse and character according as we are concerned with a percept in the narrower or wider sense, or according as the directly grasped object is . or .. Or otherwise put, according as it is a . or . object.

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The Self-Imposition of Authoritative Rational Intuition, in fact, . that they appeal to rational intuitions. Furthermore, I think this self-imposition, this self-requiring of an appeal to rational intuitions, is a constitutive component of the self-created projects that investigators currently engage in and that if investigators were able to stop requir

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Beyond Experimentalisme. Experimental philosophers, in particular, have begun to make an impact on the way mainstream philosophers think about the role of intuitions in philosophy. They argue that it is possible for good empirical work to reveal the truth about the nature and reliability of the intuitions that philosophy

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Introductionpletely ., they would still not signify anything at all if we could not always exhibit their significance in appearances (empirical objects). Hence it is also requisite for one to make an abstract concept sensible, i.e., display the object that corresponds to it in intuition ., since without this th

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What Is A Priori Knowledge? experience. Opposed to these are empirical cognitions, or those that are possible only . ., i.e., through experience.... Experience teaches us, to be sure, that something is constituted thus and so, but not that it could not be otherwise. First, then, if a proposition is thought along with its nece