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Einband grossPerception and Basic Beliefs
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Perception and Basic Beliefs

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Oxford University Presserschienen am20.01.2009
Jack Lyons addresses two central questions in epistemology: which beliefs are epistemologically basic (i.e., noninferentially justified) and where does perception end and inferential cognition begin.mehr
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KlappentextJack Lyons addresses two central questions in epistemology: which beliefs are epistemologically basic (i.e., noninferentially justified) and where does perception end and inferential cognition begin.
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Weitere ISBN/GTIN9780190451868
ProduktartE-Book
EinbandartE-Book
FormatEPUB
Format HinweisDRM Adobe
Erscheinungsjahr2009
Erscheinungsdatum20.01.2009
SpracheEnglisch
Dateigrösse777 Kbytes
Artikel-Nr.3292736
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
AbbreviationsChapter 1: External Object Foundationalism1.1The Problem of the External World1.2 Metaphysical and Epistemological Direct Realisms1.3 Basic BeliefsChapter 2: Doxastic and Nondoxastic Theories2.1 Evidential and Nonevidential Justifiers2.2 The Supervenience Argument2.3 Doxasticism and Nondoxasticism2.4 Doxastic TheoriesChapter 3: Experientialist Theories3.1 Sensation and Perception3.2 Sensations as Grounds3.2.1 Sensationless Perception3.2.2 The Sensation/perception Gap and Collateral Information3.2.3 Problems Concerning Basing3.2.4 SE and the Content of Sensations3.3 Percepts as Grounds3.3.1 In Search of the Percept3.3.2 Percepts and Beliefs3.3.3 The Zombies Return3.4 The Belief Principle3.5 Experiential States as Nonevidential Justifiers3.6 Intuitive Resistance3.7 RecapitulationChapter 4: Perceptual Systems and Perceptual Beliefs4.1 Perceptual Systems4.1.1 Cognitive Systems/Modules4.1.2 Perceptual Modules4.2 The Plausibility of the Perceptual System Theory4.2.1 The "Grain Size" of Perceptual Beliefs4.2.2 Perception and Ungrounded Justified Belief4.2.3 Perceptual Learning and Nonexperiential 'Looks' 4.2.4 Percept Experientialism Revisited4.3 Perceptual Beliefs and Basic BeliefsChapter 5: Perception, Clairvoyance, and Reliability5.1 Simple Reliabilism and the Norman/Truetemp Objections5.2 Clairvoyance and Basicality5.2.1 Underspecification and the "Clairvoyance Challenge"5.2.2 Perception and Other Cognitive Abilities5.2.3 "Meta-Incoherence"5.3 Reliability and Basicality5.3.1Clairvoyance and Defeat5.3.2 Experientialist Reliabilism5.3.3 Early Reliabilism5.3.4 Teleological ReliabilismChapter 6: Basic Beliefs6.1 The Delineation Problem6.1.1 The Desiderata6.1.2 A Systems Theory of Basicality6.1.3 Counterexamples and Replies6.2 Intuitions and Beyond6.2.1 Descriptive and Normative Epistemology6.2.2 Cognitive Science and Basicality6.2.3 Illustration: Why My Philosophy is More God-Friendly than Plantinga's6.2.4 Reflective Equilibrium and Etiological ConstraintsChapter 7: Basic and Nonbasic Beliefs in a Reliabilist Epistemology7.1 Toward a Theory of Justification7.1.1 Evidential Justification7.1.2 Defeat7.1.3 Outline of a Theory7.2 Internalism and Externalism7.3 The Problem(s) of the External World References Indexmehr