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Tuesday, 9 September 2014

Hilary Putnam’s ‘Why Reason Can’t Be Naturalised’

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i) Quine's Sheer Epistemological Eliminationism ii) Sensory Stimulations, Beliefs, and the Normative iii) Truth, Reference and...

Jaegwon Kim’s ‘What is Naturalised Epistemology?’ (1988)

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The primary criticism of Quine’s naturalisation of epistemology project is that he was attempting to abandon the normative component of ...
Wednesday, 3 September 2014

Modes of Presentation of Mental/Brain Events?

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It seems hard to accept that to Donald Davidson "talk about minds" is just an "idiom" or "mode of portrayal...

Questions About Consciousness

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The simple point about consciousness (or conscious experience) is that everything that happens in the brain could happen without conscio...
Wednesday, 27 August 2014

'It's logically possible that...'

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We hear a lot about logical possibility - as in "it is logically possible that…" - in contemporary analytic philosophy. For ...
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