Evidence and meaning: studies in analytic philosophy
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London [u.a.]
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| Beschreibung: | Originally published: London: Routledge & K. Paul, 1967. - "This is an examination of warrant statements – statements which indicated something about the grounds on behalf of some further judgement, choice or action. The first part of the study is concerned with the role of warrant statements in theoretical discourse; while the second part concerns their role in practical discourse. Also examined are necessity, probability, knowing, seeing and the complex of terms which allow us to introduce an argumentative structure into discourse." (publisher) |
| Beschreibung: | XI, 187 S. |
| ISBN: | 9780415474818 |
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| adam_text | PREFAEE CONTENTS PART ONE PAGE XI INTRODUCTION 3 I WARRANT STATEMENTS 9
1 THE IDEA 0/ A WARRANT STATEMENT 9 2 PURE WARRANT STATEMENTS 12 3 PURE
WARRANT STATEMENTS AND CATEGORICAL STATE- MENTS 14 4 A SQUARE OF
OPPOSITION /OR PURE WARRANT STATEMENTS 1 S 5 THE WARRANT STATEMENT AND
ITS MATERIAL COM- PONENT 17 6 THE RULE 0/ STRENGTH 18 7 THE USES OF PURE
WA ANT STATEMENTS 24 8 WARRANT STATEMENTS AND THE RNLE 0/ STRENGTH 27 9
THE PROGRAMME/OR SUCCEEDINGCHAPTERS 29 II THE ALETHIE MODALITIES 30 1
SOME PRELIMINARY REMARKS 30 2 SOME IAGICA/ PROPERTIES 0/ CERTAINTY
STATEMENTS 31 3 THE FUNCTION 0/ CERTAINTY STATEMENTS 34 4 KINDS 0/
CERTAINTY 34 S DEGREESOF CERTAINTY 3 S 6 PROBABI/ITY STATEMENTS 36 7
NUMERICAL PROBABILITY STATEMENTS 36 8 PROBABILITY STATEMENTS AND THEIR
GROMULS 37 9 TOU/MIN ON PROBABILITY 39 VII CONLENLS 10 PROBABILITY
EXPRESSIONS IN COMPLEX SEFH NGS 41 11 NECESSITY AND POSSIBILITY 43 12
THE DISTINCTIVE CHARAETEROJ THE ALELHIE MODALITIES 45 13 A PARODY 47 14
TWO PATTERNS OJ PHILOSOPHIECONJUSION 4 8 15 IS NEEESSITY LIMITED 10
LOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS? 49 16 THE ONLOLOGICALSTATUS OJ NEEESSITY,
POSSIBILITY, AND IMPOSSIBILITY 5 3 17 A PROTO-ONTOLOGICALPROOJ 5 5 MK~W~
58 I THE EPISTEMIC MODALITIES 58 2 THE LOGIC OJ KNOWING THAI 59 3 A
WARRANT SCHEMAJOR KNOWING THAI 60 4 A CLARIJIEALION 62 5 KNOWLEDGEAND
BELIEF 65 6 PLATO S SHADOW 66 7 FIRST, SEEOND,AND NLH-HAND KNOWLEDGE 69
8 KNOWINGPERSONS, PLAEES, SUBJEET MATTERS, ETE. 71 9 GUESSING 73 10
KNOWLEDGEOS ASTATE OJ MIND 74 11 SOME OTHER EPISTEMIC TERMS 77 IV
PERCEPTUAL TERMS 80 I KNOWINGAND SEEING 80 2 THE LOGIE OJ SEEING THAT
81 3 A WARRANT SCHEMAJOR SEEING THAT 82 4 SEEING 83 5 APPEARING AND
APPEARING TO BE 85 6 MIRAGES, ILLUSIONS, AND HALLUCINATIONS 88 7
SCEPTIEALDOUBTS CONEERNING BMPIRICAL KNOWLEDGE 94 8 CONCLUSION 98 V THE
DICTION OE ARGUMENT 99 I INTRODUC#OL1 99 2 WARRANTING CONNEETIVES 100
VUEI CONTENT.F 3 ARGUMENTS AND /USERTIONS 101 4 THE WARRANT STATEMENT
COUNTERPARTS OF ARGU- MENTS 103 5 MATERIAL REA.RONS 105 6 THREE MORE
CATEGORIES OF THE DICTION OF ARGU- MENT 108 7 CONCLUSION TO PART ONE 114
PART TWO INTRODUCTION I 17 VI VARIATIONS ON A FOUR-PART THEME I 18 I
MOORE ON THE PROBLEMS OF ETHICS I 18 2. THE ARGUMENT FROM SIMPLICITY
12.0 3 THE NATNRALISTIC FALLACY 12.2. 4 THE OPEN QUESTION ARGUMENT 126 5
VARIATION I, MOORE S INTUITIONISM 12.9 6 VARIATION 11, NON-COGPITIVISM
130 7 VARIATION III, NATURALISM 135 8 CONCLUDING REMARKS 136 VII VALUE
JUDGMENTS AS WARRANT STATEMENTS 139 1 ASCRIBING PROPERTIES 139 2. THE
PRESCRIPTIVE FORCE OF VALUE JUDGMENTS 141 3 TAKING STOCK 146 4 A WARRANT
SCHEMA FOR VALUE JUDGMENTS 147 5 SOME POINTS OF CLARIJIEATION 15 0 6
SOME IMPORTANT UGICALISOMORPHISMS 153 7 THE INTERMEDIATE IMPERATIVES JOR
EVAILLTLTIVE STATEMENTS 156 8 THE VARIABILITY OF PRESCRIPTIVE FORCE 157
9 A REEAPITULATION 161 10 KINDS OF VALUE 162. 1 I TOPIC BOLL11D
EVALUATIVE TERMS 164 12. DEONTIE MODALITIES 166 IX CONTENTS 13 THE RIGHT
AND THE GOOD 168 14 DEGREES 0/ VALUE 169 I~ THE INTERCHANGE 0/
EVALUATIVE TERMS WITH OTHER WARRANT TERMS 170 16 THE VALUE OF VALUE
JUDGMENTS 171 VIII FACTS AND VALUES 173 1 INTRODUCTION 173 2. FACTS AND
VALUES, T!JEPROBLEM 173 3 A PARALLEL PROBLEM 176 4 A PARALLEL SOLUTION
177 ~ THE ULTIMATE JUSTIFTCATION 0/ PRESCRIPTIONS 179 6 THE LOGICAL
BASIS 0/ A NATURALISTIC VALUE THEORY 180 7 A CLOSING DISCLAIMER 184
INDEX 18~ X
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PREFAEE CONTENTS PART ONE PAGE XI INTRODUCTION 3 I WARRANT STATEMENTS 9
1 THE IDEA 0/ A WARRANT STATEMENT 9 2 PURE WARRANT STATEMENTS 12 3 PURE
WARRANT STATEMENTS AND CATEGORICAL STATE- MENTS 14 4 A SQUARE OF
OPPOSITION /OR PURE WARRANT STATEMENTS 1 S 5 THE WARRANT STATEMENT AND
ITS MATERIAL COM- PONENT 17 6 THE RULE 0/ STRENGTH 18 7 THE USES OF PURE
WA"ANT STATEMENTS 24 8 WARRANT STATEMENTS AND THE RNLE 0/ STRENGTH 27 9
THE PROGRAMME/OR SUCCEEDINGCHAPTERS 29 II THE ALETHIE MODALITIES 30 1
SOME PRELIMINARY REMARKS 30 2 SOME IAGICA/ PROPERTIES 0/ CERTAINTY
STATEMENTS 31 3 THE FUNCTION 0/ CERTAINTY STATEMENTS 34 4 KINDS 0/
CERTAINTY 34 S DEGREESOF CERTAINTY 3 S 6 PROBABI/ITY STATEMENTS 36 7
NUMERICAL PROBABILITY STATEMENTS 36 8 PROBABILITY STATEMENTS AND THEIR
GROMULS 37 9 TOU/MIN ON PROBABILITY 39 VII CONLENLS 10 PROBABILITY
EXPRESSIONS IN COMPLEX SEFH'NGS 41 11 NECESSITY AND POSSIBILITY 43 12
THE DISTINCTIVE CHARAETEROJ THE ALELHIE MODALITIES 45 13 A PARODY 47 14
TWO PATTERNS OJ PHILOSOPHIECONJUSION 4 8 15 IS NEEESSITY LIMITED 10
LOGICAL RELATIONSHIPS? 49 16 THE ONLOLOGICALSTATUS OJ NEEESSITY,
POSSIBILITY, AND IMPOSSIBILITY 5 3 17 A PROTO-ONTOLOGICALPROOJ 5 5 MK~W~
58 I THE EPISTEMIC MODALITIES 58 2 THE LOGIC OJ 'KNOWING THAI' 59 3 A
WARRANT SCHEMAJOR 'KNOWING THAI' 60 4 A CLARIJIEALION 62 5 KNOWLEDGEAND
BELIEF 65 6 PLATO'S SHADOW 66 7 FIRST, SEEOND,AND NLH-HAND KNOWLEDGE 69
8 KNOWINGPERSONS, PLAEES, SUBJEET MATTERS, ETE. 71 9 GUESSING 73 10
KNOWLEDGEOS ASTATE OJ MIND 74 11 SOME OTHER EPISTEMIC TERMS 77 IV
PERCEPTUAL TERMS 80 I KNOWINGAND SEEING 80 2 THE LOGIE OJ 'SEEING THAT'
81 3 A WARRANT SCHEMAJOR 'SEEING THAT' 82 4 SEEING 83 5 APPEARING AND
APPEARING TO BE 85 6 MIRAGES, ILLUSIONS, AND HALLUCINATIONS 88 7
SCEPTIEALDOUBTS CONEERNING BMPIRICAL KNOWLEDGE 94 8 CONCLUSION 98 V THE
DICTION OE ARGUMENT 99 I INTRODUC#OL1 99 2 WARRANTING CONNEETIVES 100
VUEI CONTENT.F 3 ARGUMENTS AND /USERTIONS 101 4 THE WARRANT STATEMENT
COUNTERPARTS OF ARGU- MENTS 103 5 MATERIAL REA.RONS 105 6 THREE MORE
CATEGORIES OF THE DICTION OF ARGU- MENT 108 7 CONCLUSION TO PART ONE 114
PART TWO INTRODUCTION I 17 VI VARIATIONS ON A FOUR-PART THEME I 18 I
MOORE ON THE PROBLEMS OF ETHICS I 18 2. THE ARGUMENT FROM SIMPLICITY
12.0 3 THE NATNRALISTIC FALLACY 12.2. 4 THE OPEN QUESTION ARGUMENT 126 5
VARIATION I, MOORE'S INTUITIONISM 12.9 6 VARIATION 11, NON-COGPITIVISM
130 7 VARIATION III, NATURALISM 135 8 CONCLUDING REMARKS 136 VII VALUE
JUDGMENTS AS WARRANT STATEMENTS 139 1 ASCRIBING PROPERTIES 139 2. THE
PRESCRIPTIVE FORCE OF VALUE JUDGMENTS 141 3 TAKING STOCK 146 4 A WARRANT
SCHEMA FOR VALUE JUDGMENTS 147 5 SOME POINTS OF CLARIJIEATION 15 0 6
SOME IMPORTANT UGICALISOMORPHISMS 153 7 THE INTERMEDIATE IMPERATIVES JOR
EVAILLTLTIVE STATEMENTS 156 8 THE VARIABILITY OF PRESCRIPTIVE FORCE 157
9 A REEAPITULATION 161 10 KINDS OF VALUE 162. 1 I TOPIC BOLL11D
EVALUATIVE TERMS 164 12. DEONTIE MODALITIES 166 IX CONTENTS 13 THE RIGHT
AND THE GOOD 168 14 DEGREES 0/ VALUE 169 I~ THE INTERCHANGE 0/
EVALUATIVE TERMS WITH OTHER WARRANT TERMS 170 16 THE VALUE OF VALUE
JUDGMENTS 171 VIII FACTS AND VALUES 173 1 INTRODUCTION 173 2. FACTS AND
VALUES, T!JEPROBLEM 173 3 A PARALLEL PROBLEM 176 4 A PARALLEL SOLUTION
177 ~ THE ULTIMATE JUSTIFTCATION 0/ PRESCRIPTIONS 179 6 THE LOGICAL
BASIS 0/ A NATURALISTIC VALUE THEORY 180 7 A CLOSING DISCLAIMER 184
INDEX 18~ X |
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