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_aPhilosophical methodology : _bthe armchair or the laboratory? / _cedited by Matthew C. Haug. |
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_aLondon ; _aNew York : _bRoutledge, Taylor & Francis Group, _c2014. |
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_aix, 454 pages ; _c24 cm |
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_tIntroduction - debates about methods: from linguistic philosophy to philosophical naturalism / _rMatthew C. Haug -- _tWhat is naturalism? / _rTimothy Williamson -- _tWhy i am a naturalist / _rAlex Rosenberg -- _tThe unclarity of naturalism / _rTimothy Williamson -- _tCan naturalism save the humanities? / _rAlex Rosenberg -- _tOn naturalism save the tradition / _rJeffrey W. Roland -- _tLiberal naturalism: Wittgenstein and McDowell / _rMarie Mcginn -- _tNaturalism on the Sydney Plan / _rJenann Ismael -- _tThe easy approach to ontology: a defense / _rAmie L. Thomasson -- _tMetaphysical knowledge / _rE. J. Lowe -- _tThree dogmas of metaphysical methodology / _rJessica Wilson -- _tThe poverty of conceptual analysis / _rDavid Papineau -- _tIs there room for armchair theorizing in epistemology? / _rHilary Kornblith -- _tMethods in analytic epitemology / _rKirk Ludwig -- _tThe possibility of a naturalistic Cartesianism regarding intuitions and introspection / _rGeorges Rey -- _tLinguistic intuitions are not "the voice of competence" / _rMichael Devitt -- _tPhilosophical and empirical approaches to language / _rBarry C. Smith -- _tThe first-person perspective and its relation to natural science / _rLynne Rudder Baker -- _tPhenomenological methods in philosophy of mind / _rDavid Woodruff Smith -- _tSome Husserlian reflections on the contents of experience / _rMatthew Ratcliffe -- _tIntuitions and experimental philosophy: comfortable bedfellows / _rNeil Levy -- _tBeyond the experience machine: how to build a theory of well-being / _rValerie Tiberius -- _tEthics makes strange bedfellows: intuitions and quasi-realism / _rMatt Bedke -- _tOn getting out of the armchair to do aesthetics / _rGregory Currie. |
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