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Philosophy Compass, 2006
Abstract Claims about people's intuitions have long played an important role in philosophical debates. The new field of experimental philosophy seeks to subject such claims to rigorous tests using the traditional methods of cognitive science – systematic experimentation and ...
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Abstract Claims about people's intuitions have long played an important role in philosophical debates. The new field of experimental philosophy seeks to subject such claims to rigorous tests using the traditional methods of cognitive science – systematic experimentation and ...
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Singer’s Philosophy of Experimentalism
Philosophy of Science, 1962The central issue of philosophy is the theory of evidence. What basically differentiates philosophies is the differences in this theory. The philosophers who have a similar conception of evidence have, usually, similar world views, whereas those who differ in their conception of evidence have, usually, different world views. The major modern schools of
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On the Relevance of Experimental Philosophy to Neuroethics [PDF]
AJOB Neuroscience, 2021 Heather Browning, Walter Veit
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2018
Experimental philosophy is not a philosophy, it is a method that is supposed to contribute to philosophical inquiry. Characteristically, experimental philosophers use empirical techniques to investigate philosophically significant intuitions about cases.
Ron Mallon, Shaun Nichols
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Experimental philosophy is not a philosophy, it is a method that is supposed to contribute to philosophical inquiry. Characteristically, experimental philosophers use empirical techniques to investigate philosophically significant intuitions about cases.
Ron Mallon, Shaun Nichols
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Experimental Philosophy and Metaphysics
2013Methode - Analytic Perspectives, Vol 2, No 2 (2013): New perspectives for the Philosophy of Cognitive ...
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Empirical Philosophy and Experimental Philosophy
2008Abstract There seems to be a methodological revolution taking place in philosophy. In some corners of the field, it’s business as usual, but in others, philosophers have become resolutely impure: integrating lessons from various branches of psychology (cognitive, developmental, social, and cross-cultural), neuroscience (cognitive ...
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2016
AbstractExperimental philosophy is an extension of the Naturalists’ Challenge to the use of intuitions in philosophy. This chapter explores this challenge and traditional or “armchair” responses to it, focusing especially on the case of reference. It first considers the role and nature of intuitions, along with two kinds of experimental philosophical ...
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AbstractExperimental philosophy is an extension of the Naturalists’ Challenge to the use of intuitions in philosophy. This chapter explores this challenge and traditional or “armchair” responses to it, focusing especially on the case of reference. It first considers the role and nature of intuitions, along with two kinds of experimental philosophical ...
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1995
AbstractDiscusses the major questions that arise about the knowledge of the individual scientist. First, the problems of the theory‐ladenness of observation are distinguished and discussed. Second, the traditional issues in the theory of confirmation are addressed by articulating an eliminativist view of scientific inference.
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AbstractDiscusses the major questions that arise about the knowledge of the individual scientist. First, the problems of the theory‐ladenness of observation are distinguished and discussed. Second, the traditional issues in the theory of confirmation are addressed by articulating an eliminativist view of scientific inference.
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2016
Abstract This chapter focusses on the new Reformation in Europe, which involved the physical removal of all imagery from churches. These actions were not merely justified as obedience to the Second Commandment, but were also seen as mirroring the radical new way of reading Scripture advocated by Luther.
Roger Wagner, Andrew Briggs
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Abstract This chapter focusses on the new Reformation in Europe, which involved the physical removal of all imagery from churches. These actions were not merely justified as obedience to the Second Commandment, but were also seen as mirroring the radical new way of reading Scripture advocated by Luther.
Roger Wagner, Andrew Briggs
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