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1. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research: Volume > 81 > Issue: 1
Hemdat Lerman Non-conceptual Experiential Content and Reason-giving
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According to John McDowell and Bill Brewer, our experiences have the type of content which can be the content of judgements - content which is the result of the actualization of specific conceptual abilities. They defend this view by arguing that our experiences must have such content in order for us to be able to think about our environment. In this paper I show that they do not provide a conclusive argument for this view. Focusing on Brewer's version of the argument. I show that it rests on a questionable assumption - namely, that if a subject can recognize the normative bearing of a mental contcnt upon what she should think and do,then this content must be the result of the actualization of conceptual capacities (and in this sense conceptual). I argue that considerations regarding the rolesplayed by experience and concepts in our mental lives may require us to reject this assumption.
2. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research: Volume > 81 > Issue: 1
David Sanson, Ben Caplan The Way Things Were
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Nellie Wieland Context Sensitivity and Indirect Reports
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In this paper, I argue that Contextualist theories of semantics are not undermined by their purported failure to explain the practice of indirect reporting. I adoptCappelen & Lepore's test for context sensitivity to show that the scope of context sensitivity is much broader than Semantic Minimalists are willing to accept. Thefailure of their arguments turns on their insistence that the content of indirect reports is semantically minimal.
4. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research: Volume > 81 > Issue: 1
Michael Pelczar Must an Appearance of Succession Involve a Succession of Appearances?
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Samuel Newlands The Harmony of Spinoza and Leibniz
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6. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research: Volume > 81 > Issue: 1
Mark Textor Proper Names and Practices: On Reference without Referents
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Philip Goff Ghosts and Sparse Properties: Why Physicalists Have More to Fear from Ghosts than Zombies
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Edward Wilson Averill, Allan Hazlett A Problem For Relational Theories of Color
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Brad Thompson The Spatial Content of Experience
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David Christensen Higher-Order Evidence
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11. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research: Volume > 81 > Issue: 1
Stephen Darwall Precis: The Second-Person Standpoint
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Tamar Schapiro Desires as Demands: How the Second-Person Standpoint Might Be Internal to Reflective Agency
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Michael Smith, Jada Twedt Strabbing Moral Obligation, Accountability, and Second-Personal Reasons
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Gideon Yaffe Comment on Stephen Darwall's The Second Person Standpoint: Morality, Respect and Accountability
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Stephen Darwall Reply to Schapiro, Smith/Strabbing, and Yaffe
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