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1. Verfasser:	Gerken, Mikkel (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Basingstoke [u.a.] Palgrave Macmillan 2013
Ausgabe:	1. publ.
Schriftenreihe:	Palgrave Innovations in Philosophy
Schlagworte:	Knowledge, Theory of Philosophy of Mind Erkenntnistheorie
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Literaturverz. S. 324 - 332
Beschreibung:	XV, 340 S.
ISBN:	9781137025517

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adam_text	CONTENTS SERIESEDITORS PREFAEE XIII PREFAEEANDAEKNOWLEDGEMENTS XIV INTRODUCTION 1 EPISTEMIC WARRANT: AFIRSTAPPROXIMATION 11 LI GENERAL FEATURESOFEPISTEMIC WARRANT 12 LLA THETRUTH-CONNECTION 12 LLB THEEPISTEMIC LUCKCONDITION 13 LI.C THECOMPETENCE CONDITION 16 LLD DOXASTICAND PROPOSITIONAL WARRANT 18 LI.E COMPETENCE-ORIENTED VS.DEONTOLOGICAL EPISTEMOLOGY 20 LU LNTERNALISM AND EXTERNALISM 23 LI.G GENERAL FEATURES OFWARRANT: CONCLUDING REMARKS 24 LII WARRANT AND KNOWLEDGE 24 LILA WARRANT, KNOWLEDGE AND EPISTEMOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY 24 LILB LNFERENTIAL GETTIER CASE 26 LILC PERCEPTUAL GETTIER-STYLE CASE 26 LILD THEGETTIER-STYLE CASESINPERSPECTIVE 27 LILE THEGETTIER-STYLE CASEVS.THE KNOWLEDGE CASES 29 LIU HALLMARKS OFGETTIER-STYLE CASES 32 LILH CONCLUDING REMARKS ONWARRANT ANDKNOWLEDGE 33 L.III NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES VS.RELEVANT ALTERNATIVES 33 LIILA RELEVANTALTERNATIVES VS.NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES 34 LIILB BASICSIMILARITIES 36 I.IILC ONNORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES 37 I.IV EPISTEMICWARRANT: CONCLUDING REMARKS 40 11WARRANT, REASONING AND COMPETENCE 42 II.I AFEWRESTRICTIONS 43 LI.LA RESTRIETION TOWARRANT BYPURPORTEDLY DEDUCTIVE EPISTEMIC REASONING 43 I.ILB RESTRICTION TOEMPIRICAL EPISTEMIC REASONING 45 VII VIII CONTENTS II.LC RESTRICTION TONON-SKEPTICAL INVESTIGATION 45 II.LD ANOTE ONTERMINOLOGY 46 II.II REASONING ASASOURCEOFWARRANT 46 LLILA THETRUTH-CONDUCIVENESS OFREASONING 46 II.ILB REASONING ASANON-BASIC SOURCEOFWARRANT 48 II.III WARRANT AND REASONING: THE TRADITONAL CONCEPTION 50 LLIILA THEEMPIRICAL ROBUSTNESS OFPURPORTEDLY DEDUCTIVE REASONING 50 LLIILB TOWARDSANARTICULATION OFTHE TRADITIONAL CONCEPTION 52 LLIV THECLASSICALBICONDITIONAL 56 II.IV.A MOTIVATION OF(VALIDITYREQUIREMENT) 57 II.IV.B ANALLEGEDOBJECTION TO(VALIDITYREQUIREMENT) 60 LLIV.C THECLASSICALBICONDITIONAL INCONCLUSION 61 LLV EPISTEMIC REASONING AND COMPETENCE 61 LLV.A REASONING AND COMPETENCE 62 LLVI THECONFORMITY PROBLEM 64 LLVLA ARTICULATING THE CONFORMITY PROBLEM 64 ILVLB THENATURE OFTHE CONFORMITY PROBLEM 66 ILVLC CONCLUDING REMARKS ONTHE CONFORMITY PROBLEM 68 11. VII THEUNIVOCALITY-COMPETENCE 69 II.VILA COMPETENCE ANDCONCEPT POSSESSION 70 II.VILB THEUNIVOCALITY-COMPETENCE AND THENOTION OFUNIVOCALITY 71 II.VILC UNIVOCALITY AND TYPE-IDENTITY 73 II.VILD UNIVOCALITY AND CO-REFERENCE 74 II.VILE VARIETIESOFUNIVOCAL THINKING 77 1LVIII THEFALLIBILITY OFTHEUNIVOCALITY-COMPETENCE 78 II.VIILA VARIETIESOFUNIVOCALITY-COMPETENCE FAILURE 78 ILVIII.B CASESOFUNIVOCALITY SUCCESSAND FAILURE 85 ILVIII.C CONCEPT TRIAD 85 II.VIILD DEMONSTRATIVE TRIAD 88 II.VIILE NAMETRIAD 91 II.VIILF CONCEPTUAL EQUIVOCATION VS.REFERENTIAL MISTAKE 94 II.VIILG CONCLUDING REMARKS ONTHEFALLIBILITYOF THEUNIVOCALITY-COMPETENCE 97 LLIX CHARACTERIZING THE UNIVOCALITY-COMPETENCE 97 II.IX.A AGAINSTATTITUDINAL ACCOUNTS 98 II.IX.B AGAINSTHIGHER-ORDER ATTITUDINAL ACCOUNTS 98 CONTENTS IX II.IX.C AGAINST SYMMETRIE FIRST-ORDER ATTITUDINAL ACCOUNTS 100 II.IX.D AGAINST ASYMMETRIE FIRST-ORDER ATTITUDINAL ACCOUNTS 104 II.IX.E THEATTITUDINAL AECOUNTS INCONCLUSION 107 ILX INFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 108 II.X.A INFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 109 ILX.B LNFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS AND NORMATIVE COMMITMENTS 110 II.X.C THE FORM AND CONTENT OFINFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 112 II.X.D PRESUPPOSITIONS VS.ATTITUDES 116 II.X.E CONCLUDING REMARKS ON INFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 118 ILXI THEEPISTEMIC SIGNIFIEANCE OFUNIVOCALITY 120 ILXLA THEWARRANT FORINFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 121 II.XLB THEEPISTEMOLOGIEAL SIGNIFIEANCE OF INFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 123 ILXII CONCLUDING REMARKS 124 III ANTI-INDIVIDUALISM AND TWIN EARTH 126 IIL.I ANTI-INDIVIDUALISM INPHILOSOPHY OFMIND 126 III.I.A CHARAETERIZING THE INDIVIDUALISMJ ANTI-INDIVIDUALISM DISPUTE 127 IIL.I.B RESTRICTION TOPROPOSITIONAL ATTITUDES 131 III.II TWIN EARTH 133 III.ILA THETWIN EARTH SCENARIO 133 III.ILB TWIN EARTH ARGUMENTS 134 III.ILC VARIATIONS OFTHE TWIN EARTH ARGUMENTS 137 III.III TWIN EARTH: METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS 140 III.IILA DIALEETIEAL CONSIDERATIONS 140 III.IILB THE POSSIBILITY OFTWIN EARTH 142 III.IILC THE TWINS THOUGHTS 144 III.IILD ANINDIVIDUALIST OBJEETION 145 III.IILE CONCLUDING METHODOLOGICAL REMARKS 147 III.IV TOWARDS PRINCIPLES OFATTITUDE INDIVIDUATION 147 III.IV.A TWIN EARTH AND THE PRINCIPLES OF ATTITUDE-INDIVIDUATION 148 III.IV.B THE NORMAL ENVIRONMENT 151 IILV INCONCLUSION: ANTI-INDIVIDUALISM AND RATIONALITY 154 X CONTENTS IV SIOW-SWITCH CASESAND THE INDIVIDUALIST CHALLENGE 156 IV.I THESLOWSWITCH CASES 156 IV.LA INTRODUCING THE SLOW-SWITCH CASES 157 IV.LB REASONING AFTERACONCEPTUAL SWITCH 159 IV.II THEEQUIVOCATION INTERPRETATION 160 IV.ILA BOGHOSSIAN S INTERPRETATION 161 IV.ILB COMPARTMENTALIZATION OFTHE MIND 163 IV.ILC EXPLANATION OFTHE FALLIBILITY OFTHE UNIVOCALITY-COMPETENCE 164 IV.ILD WHAT S ANTI-INDIVIDUALISM GOTTODOWITHIT? 166 IV.ILE CONCLUDING REMARKS ONTHE BASISOFTHE EQUIVOCATION ACCOUNT 167 IV.III ALTERNATIVE ACCOUNTS OFTHE SLOW-SWITCH CASE 168 IV.IILA THENO-SWITCH INTERPRETATION 168 IV.IILB THEDEEP-SWITCH INTERPRETATION 172 IV.IILC THEANAPHORIC MEMORY INTERPRETATION 177 IV.IILD THEAMALGAM INTERPRETATION 183 IV.IILE THEVARIOUS INTERPRETATIONS INCONCLUSION 191 IV.IV THEPROVISO OFEPISTEMIC ABNORMALITY 191 IV.IV.A THEPROVISO OFEPISTEMIC ABNORMALITY 191 IV.IV.B ACHALLENGE TOTHE PROVISO 192 IV.IV.C INDEFENSE OFTHE PROVISO OFEPISTEMIC ABNORMALITY 195 IV.V THESLOW-SWITCH CASEINPERSPECTIVE 200 IV.V.A SPECIFICATION REQUIRED 200 IV.V.B METHODOLOGICALLIBERALISM 201 IV.V.C ANTI-INDIVIDUALISM AND THE EQUIVOCATION INTERPRETATION 201 IV.VI THESLOW-SWITCHCASEANDTHEINDIVIDUALIST ARGUMENTS 204 IV.VLA (VALIDITYFAILURE)AND (VALID1) 205 IV.VLB (TRANSPARENCY) AND (TRANS1) 207 IV.VII THEARGUMENT FROMTRANSPARENCY FAILURE 209 IV.VILA THEARGUMENT FROMTRANSPARENCY FAILURE 209 IV.VILB MOTIVATION OFTHE PREMISES (TRANSO)-(TRANS3) 209 IV.VILC ANANTI-INDIVIDUALIST CRITIQUE OF(TRANS3) 212 IV.VILD THEARGUMENT FROMTRANSPARENCY FAILURECONCLUDED 217 IV.VIII THEVALIDITYARGUMENT 218 IV.VIILA THEVALIDITYARGUMENT 218 IV.VIILB THERELATION BETWEEN THE TWOINDIVIDUALIST ARGUMENTS 219 CONTENTS XI IV.VIILC MOTIVATION OF(VALIDO)-(VALID3) 222 IVJX CONCLUDING REMARKS ONTHE INDIVIDUALIST CHALLENGE 226 V ANANTI-INDIVIDUALIST RESPONSE 228 VJ LAYOFTHE LAND 229 V.LA RESPONSES TOTHE VALIDITYARGUMENT 229 V.II CRITIQUE OF(VALID3) 231 V.ILA PRELIMINARY CRITIQUE OF(VALID3) 232 VJLB INDIVIDUALIST RESPONSES TOTHE PRELIMINARY CRITIQUE OF(VALID3) 234 VJLC THESTATUS OF(VALID3)AND (VALIDITY REQUIREMENT) 236 VJII PRESUPPOSITION FAHME:ACOMPARATIVE INTERLUDE 237 VJILA PRESUPPOSITION FAILME AND THE SLOW-SWITCH CASE 238 VJILB CAMPBELL 238 VJILC BROWN 241 VJILD BMGE(AND BURGEVS.CAMPBELL) 244 VJILE CAMPBELL AGAIN 249 VJILF CONCLUDING REMARKS ONTHE COMPARATIVE INTERLUDE 251 V.IV TOWARDSAFALSEPRESUPPOSITION ACCOUNT 251 VJV.A PETER SINFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 252 VJV.B THEEPISTEMIC SIGNIFICANCE OFPETER S INFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 253 V.V SLOW-SWITCHES AND EPISTEMIC RATIONALITY 255 V.V.A WARRANTED FALSEINFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 256 V.V.B REASONING ANDWARRANTED FALSEINFERENTIAL PRESUPPOSITIONS 258 V.V.C DEFENSEOF(VALID2)FROM THE ABOVE CONCLUSIONS 262 V.VI DIRECTDEFENSES OF(VALID2) 264 V.VLA REASONING COMPETENCIES AND VALIDITY-CONDUCIVENESS 265 V.VLB ENTERPEDRO 268 V.VLC ENTERGETTIER 270 V.VLD ANUNDERLYING SIMILARITY 273 V.VLE CONCLUDING REMARKS ON (VALID2) 276 V.VII OBJECTIONS TOTHE ACCOUNT 277 V.VILA THECHARGE OFDEONTOLOGISM 277 V.VILB RESPONSETOTHE CHARGE OFDEONTOLOGISM 278 XII CONTENTS V.VILC ANANTI-INDIVIDUALIST OBJECTION TO(VALID2) 281 V.VILD ANSWERINGTHEANTI-INDIVIDUALIST CHALLENGE 286 V.VIII CONCLUDING REMARKS 287 VI TOWARDS PRINCIPIES OFEPISTEMIC REASONING 290 VI.I THEROLEOFVALIDITY INEPISTEMIC REASONING 291 VLLA VALIDITYVS.LEGITIMACY 291 VI.II SAFEBELIEFVS.SAFECOMPETENCE 292 VI.ILA TRADITIONAL CONCEPTIONS OFSAFETYAND THEIR PROBLEMS 292 VI.ILB TOWARDSAREVISEDSAFETYPRINCIPLE 296 VI.ILC REASONINGCOMPETENCIES, AGAIN 297 VI.III SAFETYANDLEGITIMACY 304 VI.IILA EPISTEMICLEGITIMACY 304 VI.IV EPISTEMICALLYNORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES 308 VI.IV.A NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES VS.RELEVANT ALTERNATIVES 308 VI.IV.B WHATCIRCUMSTANCES AREEPISTEMICALLY ABNORMAL? 310 VI.IV.C EPISTEMICNORMALITY ANDTHE NORMAL ENVIRONMENT 311 VI.IV.D GENERAL EPISTEMIC NORMALITY VS.P-RELEVANT EPISTEMIC NORMALITY 313 VI.IV.E GENERAL EPISTEMIC NORMALITY AND THENORMAL ENVIRONMENT 316 VI.IV.F EPISTEMICALLYNORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES INPERSPECTIVE 320 VLV CONCLUDING REMARKS 321 REFERENCES 324 INDEX 333
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