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...Emily Carson Elie Zahar, Poincaré's Philosophy: From Conventionalism to Phenomenology. Chicago and Lasalle, Ill.: Open Court, 2001. Pp.viii, 264. Cornell University 2002 BOOK REVIEWS 579 The Philosophical Review, Vol. 111, No. 4 (October 2002) Elie Zahar, Poincaré s Philosophy: From...

...Neil Mehta 4. For example, you might instead appeal to differences in their beliefs about how the sculpture will appear. You might also deny that there are differences in their phenomenologies, properly speaking; you might say that the only differences are in their nonphenomenological...

...Frederick Neuhouser HEGEL'S IDEA OF A `PHENOMENOLOGY OF SPIRIT'. By Michael N. Forster. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1998. Pp. xi, 661. Cornell University 2000 BOOK REVIEWS The Philosophical Review, Vol. 109, No. 2 (April 2000) HEGEL S IDEA OF A PHENOMENOLOGY OF SPIRIT...

...Eric Schwitzgebel We are prone to gross error, even in favorable circumstances of extended reflection, about our own ongoing conscious experience, our current phenomenology. Even in this apparently privileged domain, our self-knowledge is faulty and untrustworthy. We are not simply fallible...

...Matthew McGrath Walking through the supermarket, I see the avocados. I know they are avocados. Similarly, if you see a pumpkin on my office desk, you can know it's a pumpkin from its looks. The phenomenology in such cases is that of “just seeing” that such and such is the case. This phenomenology...

... Darwall's example of motivationally potent reasoning that is not based on preexisting desires, Thomas Scanlon's criticism that the Humean theory fails to account for the structure and phenomenology of deliberation, and the phenomenon of akrasia as discussed by John Searle. In each case a Humean account...

... of urges, and exercises of capacities that agents have to control their urges. The article elaborates the elements of the tripartite framework, in particular, the phenomenological contribution of motor imagery. It argues that experiences of urges and exercises of control over urges play coordinate roles...

... suffice to explain “how … a merely material system” can “produce the … tangy phenomenology of sense” (vii). The phenomenology of sense is distinguished from that of conscious states more generally (166). Drawing on the notion of quality space developed in Sensory Qualities (1993), Clark outlines...

... does not fix the phenomenology of e . This is where the second component becomes relevant. Π e manifests certain appearances, and it is these appearances that fix the phenomenology of a particular experience ( Φ e ) (149). DCP is extremely liberal with respect to possible...

.... Heidegger, Martin. 1988 . The Basic Problems of Phenomenology. Trans. Albert Hofstadter. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. ____. 1995 . The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics: World, Finitude, Solitude. Trans. William McNeil and Nicholas Walker. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press...

... the phenomenological method. Heidegger developed this phenomenology of religion in explicit response to the neo-Scholastic Christian philosophy of his day, which, in its concept-driven, systematizing philosophical idiom resembled contemporary analytic philosophy of religion. Heidegger pressed the case...

...Casey O'Callaghan References Buckner Cameron 2017 . “ Rational Inference: The Lowest Bounds .” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research . doi.org/10.1111/phpr.12455 . Firestone Chaz , and Scholl Brian J. 2016 . “ Cognition Does Not Affect Perception: Evaluating...

... Consciousness.” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research . Smith, A. D. 2002 . The Problem of Perception . Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Soteriou, M. 2000 . “The Particularity of Visual Perception.” European Journal of Philosophy 8 : 173 -89. Travis, C. 2004 . “The Silence...

..., or the principle that any experience as of p provides the subject having the experience with prima facie justification for believing that p . Chudnoff defends presentational conservatism instead. Only experiences as of p that have a certain phenomenology—“presentational phenomenology”—provide...

...-Russell locutions”—have certain features that reflect a kind of remarkable underlying phenomenology and should make us suspi- cious of any simple-minded application of neo-descriptivist ideas to these problems. By contrast, a number of New Theorists have drawn attention to these features...

... his point, contrasting Gadamer’s and Cassirer’s respective conceptions of the Presocratics. Laks takes Gadamer as representative of what he calls the “phenomenological,” “Heideggerian,” “discontinuist model” of the history of philosophy. There is of course nothing intrinsically “discontinuist...

... with the highly elusive conception of freedom that the Phenomenology relies on.) A second problem is that the only constraints Forster places on truth- constituting consensus are that it be communal and enduring. But locating the criterion of truth in de facto consensus, however enduring or wide- spread...

... point of view,” the crucial feature of which is that it need not (conceptually anyhow) involve all (or even only) the psychological states of an individual animal or an immaterial soul (14). But Rovane thinks that Locke mistakenly construes a first-person point of view as involving phenomenologi...

... .” Philosophical Review 104 : 1 – 52 . Dretske Fred . 2000 . “ Entitlement: Epistemic Rights without Epistemic Duties? ” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 60 : 591 – 606 . Field Hartry . 1978 . “ Mental Representation .” Erkenntnis 13 : 9 – 61 . Fodor Jerry . 1975...

... base of evidence that the outputs of the core object system are the same representations that are used to visually track objects ( Scholl and Leslie 1999 ; Carey and Xu 2001 ). Core cognition is also perception-like in its inputs, automaticity, innateness, modularity, and phenomenology. Given...