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Quine on the Intersubjectivity of Observation Sentences

Journal for the History of Analytical Philosophy
W. V. Quine developed two naturalistic clarifications of the idea that observation sentences are intersubjective—the clarification he first proposed in Word and Object (1960) and the one he first proposed in “Three Indeterminacies” (1990b) and Pursuit ...
Gary Ebbs
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Oraciones observacionales y empirismo ilustrado en la filosofía de Quine

Ideas y Valores, 2014
En este ensayo planteo una dificultad que encuentro en la última propuesta de Quine sobre las oraciones observacionales. Argumento que esta dificultad impide que tales oraciones cumplan el rol que él les asigna en su filosofía y socavan su em- pirismo ...
Ignacio Ávila
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KLASİK EPİSTEMOLOJİ YAKLAŞIMIYLA YENİ EPİSTEMOLOJİYİ DEĞERLENDİRMEK

Felsefe Dünyası, 2017
Post-analitik felsfenin yeni bir epistemoloji anlayışıyla ileri sürdüğü bazı tezler ve doktrinler, klasik/eski epistemoloji anlayışıyla geliştirilen argümanlarla eleştirilmektedir.
Hatice Bağdaş Baş
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W. V. Quine about Logical Truth

, 2016
W. V.
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Duhem, Quine and the other dogma [PDF]

, 2006
By linking meaning and analyticity (through synonymy), Quine rejects both “dogmas of empiricism” together, as “two sides of a single dubious coin.” His rejection of the second (“reductionism”) has been associated with Duhem’s argument against crucial ...
Afriat, Alexander
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Lógica e Completude

Princípios, 2010
Quine, em seu livro Philosophy of Logic, identifica lógica com lógica de primeira ordem e defende a concepçáo segundo a qual a completude é uma propriedade necessária dos sistemas lógicos.
Arno A. Viero
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Duhem, Quine and the other dogma [PDF]

, 2004
With resources hinted at in different ways by both Duhem and Quine, it is argued that some of their misgivings about empirical confirmation, or crucial experiments, may be exaggerated or unfounded; and that such experiments, suitably conceived, can give ...
Afriat, Alexander
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Quine's Ideological Debacle

Principia: An International Journal of Epistemology, 2004
In two papers in the mid-seventies, Quine has discussed an ontological debacle, the reduction of ontology to an ontology of pure sets only. This debacle, which weakened Quine’s interest in ontology, is the natural outcome of ontological relativity, or, more precisely, the proxy-function argument.
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Entity, but no Identity [PDF]

, 2007
Inspired in Quine's well known slogans “To be is to be the value of a variable” and "No entity without identity", we provide a way of enabling that non-individual entities (as characterized in the text) can also be values of variables of an adequate ...
Krause, Decio
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Quine and classic pragmatism

, 2009
A menudo se asocia a Quine con los filósofos pragmatistas o al menos se le atribuye una posición consonante con el pragmatismo. En el presente ensayo examino la relación entre la obra de Quine y la de los pragmatistas clásicos: Peirce, James y Dewey.
Páez, Andrés
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