Titlebook: Language, Mind and Epistemology; On Donald Davidson’s Gerhard Preyer,Frank Siebelt,Alexander Ulfig Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Singular Causal Sentences and Two Relational Viewsok for the objects we are making claims about when uttering them. Among the many authors writing on this subject there is a prevailing assumption in favor of a relational account. The idea is, in making a singular causal claim, that we predicate a two-place relation between certain kinds of entities

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Dividing the Self by criteria or in light of facts he or she implicitly acknowledges.. What is philosophically interesting about this kind of ‘internal’ irrationality is the way it presses on the nature of the mental; for ‘holism’ tells us that something can be construed as a belief or an intention only if it is lin

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Sharing Beliefs and the Myth of the Subjective the special knowledge which we have of our own minds derives from the specific nature of the ideas that make up the contents of our minds. The argument against Subjectivism denies that an epistemological privilege must be grounded in the ontological nature of certain entities. In the second part of

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