Titlebook: Epistemology and Cognition; James H. Fetzer Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 Prolog.cognition.epistemology.knowled

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Nachweis-, Erfassungs- und Bestimmungsgrenzereasoning is necessarily illogical and distorted is flawed. I identify an essential characteristic of that depression which is a mental illness. Finally, I describe the potential of depression to provide credal contact with important truths.

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Connectionism and Three Levels of Nativism. Finally, we explore the implications of this research for Chomsky’s arguments. Our claim is that the relation between connectionism and Chomsky’s views on innate knowledge is more complicated than many have assumed, and that even if these models enjoy considerable success the threat they pose for linguistic nativism is small.

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Concepts and Conceptual Changeount suggests that conceptual change can come in varying degrees, with the most extreme consisting of fundamental conceptual reorganizations. These degrees of conceptual change are illustrated by the development of the concept of an acid.

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Knowledge and the Regularity Theory of Information. This essay looks closely at Dretske’s theory. I argue that while the information-theoretic framework is attractive, it does not provide an adequate account of knowledge. And there seems to be no way of tightening the theory without introducing some version of a theory of justification — the very notion Dretske’s theory was designed to avoid.

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Functionalism and Inverted Spectraversion. The mere existence of qualia inversion would constitute no refutation of functionalism; only its persistence after behavioral accommodation to the inversion would properly count against functionalism, The cumulative empirical evidence from experiments on image inversion suggests that the re

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