Titlebook: Other Minds; Alec Hyslop Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Ludwig Wittgenstein.experience.knowledge.mind.scepticism

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,“Wittgenstein’s” “Attitudinal Approach” to Other Minds, any rate, views claimed by others to be readily extrapolable from what he wrote. While firmly intending to remain faithful to this sensible but unheroic limitation, I want to look now at a view of Wittgenstein’s thinking on other minds which seems plausible, and where that thinking interestingly se

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The Analogical Inference to Other Minds,the absence of an alternative is, in philosophy, generally fatally seductive. For many philosophers, scientific inference was embraced to deliver them, if not from the bottomless pit of scepticism, at any rate from the analogical inference to other minds.

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Criteria and Other Minds,cked and thoroughly discredited thereby exposing a vacuum. Criteria are then invoked to fill this vacuum. Given that there is such a strategy, the consequent urgency of the need has, I think, been responsible for the fact that criteria have been rushed in without due care and attention. This chapter will give them that due care and attention.

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Strawson on Other Minds,nd for it cannot be coherently stated’.. It is clear that Strawson’s attack is not confined to the analogical inference to other minds. All arguments to other minds are supposed to fall prey to this onslaught.

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0166-6991 the problem of other minds. It has remained a great issue, it is much contested still, and it is, after all, elose to us all. I like believing that the time taken has deepened my understanding of the problem and how it is to be handled. Other people, some by disagreeing vehemently, have helped great