McDowell on Skepticism, Disjunctivism, and Transcendental Arguments
McDowell’s disjunctive account of perceptual knowledge contains a novel addition to his interesting response to skepticism by placing within it a transcendental argument. It is not clear that such addition strengthens it. McDowell’s disjunctivism seems to involve both epistemological and experience-...
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doaj-bce7e468cb4945a59d8008f2070048f22020-11-25T03:51:38ZengEdiciones Universidad de SalamancaAzafea: Revista de Filosofía0213-35632444-70722014-03-01140234811069McDowell on Skepticism, Disjunctivism, and Transcendental ArgumentsPaul F. SNOWDON0University College LondonMcDowell’s disjunctive account of perceptual knowledge contains a novel addition to his interesting response to skepticism by placing within it a transcendental argument. It is not clear that such addition strengthens it. McDowell’s disjunctivism seems to involve both epistemological and experience- theoretical commitments. It is a two-sided structure, from which it could be raised questions about the assumed relation between the two sides. The purpose of this paper is to make some progress with evaluating McDowell’s contribution to the discussion on perceptual knowledge and illuminate more general aspects of the debate about disjunctivism.http://revistas.usal.es/index.php/0213-3563/article/view/11677Conocimiento perceptualdisyuntivismoescepticismoargumento trascendental |
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McDowell on Skepticism, Disjunctivism, and Transcendental Arguments |
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Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca |
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Azafea: Revista de Filosofía |
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McDowell’s disjunctive account of perceptual knowledge contains a novel addition to his interesting response to skepticism by placing within it a transcendental argument. It is not clear that such addition strengthens it. McDowell’s disjunctivism seems to involve both epistemological and experience- theoretical commitments. It is a two-sided structure, from which it could be raised questions about the assumed relation between the two sides. The purpose of this paper is to make some progress with evaluating McDowell’s contribution to the discussion on perceptual knowledge and illuminate more general aspects of the debate about disjunctivism. |
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Conocimiento perceptual disyuntivismo escepticismo argumento trascendental |
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