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Conceivability, existence, and logic

One of the central themes of this essay is the contrast between two notions of conceivability, which, as a first approximation, may be circumscribed in terms of the distinction between what is rationally imaginable (imaginative conceivability), as ...
Dominika Kauss
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Conceiving sex

Journal of Social Archaeology, 2008
There has always been sex in bioarchaeology. Researchers believe that biological sex, as a fundamental category of skeletal analysis, is dualistic, innate, and unchanging. To highlight the shortcomings in bioarchaeology's analysis of sex, I stress several important ideas derived from feminist-inspired scholarship.
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The epistemic idleness of conceivability

The Routledge Handbook of Modality, 2020
M. O. Fiocco
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Margaret Cavendish on conceivability, possibility, and the case of colours

British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2022
Peter West
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Is Mereology Not a Guide to Conceivability?

Erkenntnis: An International Journal of Scientific Philosophy
Daniel Giberman
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Conceivability arguments for haecceitism

Synthese, 2017
Sam Cowling
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Hume’s Conceivability Arguments Reconsidered

Axiomathes, 2019
Bo Chen, Jingxian Liu
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Should the Self Be Conceived as Conceived or Conceiving?

Contemporary Psychology: A Journal of Reviews, 1979
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Conceiving

2023
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Counterfactuals versus conceivability as a guide to modal knowledge

Philosophical Studies, 2019
D. Dohrn
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