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2018
The term cognitivism describes an approach to the study of media that is characterized by methodological assumptions and research foci. Because of cognitivism's emphasis on reasoning, argumentation, and naturalism and its focus on the mental world of media users, its closest ties in the academy are to analytic philosophy and the psychological sciences.
Ben Simmons, Debbie Watson
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The term cognitivism describes an approach to the study of media that is characterized by methodological assumptions and research foci. Because of cognitivism's emphasis on reasoning, argumentation, and naturalism and its focus on the mental world of media users, its closest ties in the academy are to analytic philosophy and the psychological sciences.
Ben Simmons, Debbie Watson
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2023
Abstract In the previous chapter, I argued that fact-based conceptions of political legitimacy run into an accessibility problem. But what if it’s possible to establish, with sufficient robustness, what the right political decision is in a given situation? Is such epistemic access significant for political legitimacy?
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Abstract In the previous chapter, I argued that fact-based conceptions of political legitimacy run into an accessibility problem. But what if it’s possible to establish, with sufficient robustness, what the right political decision is in a given situation? Is such epistemic access significant for political legitimacy?
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Cognitivism and Non-Cognitivism Approaches in Legal Realm
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015Cognitivists believe that morality is the standard of evaluation whereas non-cognitivists believe that the matters of morality are highly metaphysical and such issues cannot be either established true or erroneous. Cognitivism is central theme of value, evaluation and judgment based on certain standard whereas non-cognitivism is science that seeks ...
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1984
Four scholars in the field of social psychology have taken great pains with the theses and arguments of our article. With their comments they have both enriched and differentiated our understanding of models in cognitive social psychology. We are grateful that the format of the Annals permits such an authentic discussion of controversial issues in one ...
Carl F. Graumann, Michael Sommer
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Four scholars in the field of social psychology have taken great pains with the theses and arguments of our article. With their comments they have both enriched and differentiated our understanding of models in cognitive social psychology. We are grateful that the format of the Annals permits such an authentic discussion of controversial issues in one ...
Carl F. Graumann, Michael Sommer
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Philosophical Papers, 2002
The paper explicates a set of criteria the joint satisfaction of which is taken to qualify moral judgements as cognitive. The paper examines evidence that some moral judgements meet these criteria, and relates the resulting conception of moral judgements to ongoing controversies about cognitivism in ethics.
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The paper explicates a set of criteria the joint satisfaction of which is taken to qualify moral judgements as cognitive. The paper examines evidence that some moral judgements meet these criteria, and relates the resulting conception of moral judgements to ongoing controversies about cognitivism in ethics.
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1993
This part consists of two sections. Section A deals with direct access to reality, or the question of how representations could ever match reality. The conclusion arrived at in section A is that there is no access to reality that is not mediated by concepts, that is, conceptually relative.
Seppo Sajama, Simo Vihjanen
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This part consists of two sections. Section A deals with direct access to reality, or the question of how representations could ever match reality. The conclusion arrived at in section A is that there is no access to reality that is not mediated by concepts, that is, conceptually relative.
Seppo Sajama, Simo Vihjanen
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2020
Abstract Chapter 7 explores cognitivism as an alternative to realist and semiotic theories of the nature of film. The chapter develops a diagnostic recognition framework for film derived from a biased competition theory of attention and research on the role played by situation models in narrative comprehension.
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Abstract Chapter 7 explores cognitivism as an alternative to realist and semiotic theories of the nature of film. The chapter develops a diagnostic recognition framework for film derived from a biased competition theory of attention and research on the role played by situation models in narrative comprehension.
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