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Transcendental Arguments: A Plea for Modesty [PDF]
A modest transcendental argument is one that sets out merely to establish how things need to appear to us or how we need to believe them to be, rather than how things are.
Stern, R.
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Transcendental arguments [PDF]
In this paper I wish to show that our standards of rationality are justified by the conditional necessities presented in transcendental arguments. This will be done by stating what is the problem of the justification of our standards of rationality and ...
Bunch, Barbara Lee
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Varieties of the transcendental : transcendental arguments and transcendental description [PDF]
Transcendental claims offer necessary, universal, and a priori conditions for the possibility of various phenomena (cognition, perception, language etc.).
Shahid, Sidra
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As generally understood, transcendental arguments are deductive arguments that aim to establish a certain claim A by arguing that A is a necessary condition for another claim B.
Gabriele Gava, Gava, Gabriele
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Transcendental Arguments and Scepticisim [PDF]
In recent decades, a debate has arisen within analytic philosophy concerning the nature, validity and possible uses of Kantian transcendental arguments.
Denton, Frank Edwin
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A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF SOSA’S “TRANSCENDENTAL ARGUMENT” IN KNOWING FULL WELL
In a provocative, yet scarcely discussed, argument at the end of Knowing Full Well, Ernest Sosa has attempted to determine what kind of evidence we possess in support of the belief that our cognitive capacities as human beings are reliable.
CLAUDIO CORMIK
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On Mahler’s p-adic S-, T -, and U-numbers
We consider some lacunary power series with rational coefficients in p. We show that under certain conditions these series take transcendental values at non-zero rational number arguments, and we determine the classes of these transcendental values with
Bugeaud Yann, Kekeç Gülcan
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The purpose of the presented paper is to showcase the links between Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s libertarian argumentation ethics and Karl-Otto Apel’s transcendental pragmatics with a special reference to the consensus theory of truth proposed by the latter ...
Norbert Slenzok
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Constitutionalism and transcendental arguments
In his A Theory of Legal Argumentation, Robert Alexy lists four modes of justification for his rules of practical discourse. Of these, the only one that to him seems to have a true foundationalist capability is Apel’s transcendental-pragmatic mode of justification. But there is another strategy, which Alexy calls 'definitional', based on the concept of
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Transcendental Arguments and the Sources of Value: Constitutivism as Critical Realism
In this paper, I present different ways in which transcendental argumentation has been used in contemporary debates in moral philosophy to justify the normative authority of morality.
Lovelli, Linda
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