The A Priori: Its Significance, Sources, and Extent
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- Kiadó OUP Oxford
- Megjelenés dátuma 2025. május 15.
- ISBN 9780198799030
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem368 oldal
- Méret 234x153 mm
- Nyelv angol 700
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Rövid leírás:
An edited collection that explores the idea and scope of a priori knowledge--knowledge acquired through pure reason rather than through the senses. The chapters cover some of the latest contemporary trends in thinking about the topic.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
Traditionally, a justification for believing something is a priori is if, and only if, it is independent of experience. Throughout Western philosophy since Plato, some of the most divisive questions have been whether a priori justification exists, how it is possible, and how far it reaches. This book is structured around these three main questions.
The first question has recently been modulated as to concern the significance of a priori justification: given the unclarities and presuppositions attached to standard explications of the notion of a priori justification, is it still a useful notion for epistemology? In a tight dialectic, the chapters in this part either attack or defend the theoretical importance of that notion. The second part concerns the sources of a priori justification: since a priori justification is not grounded in experience--our arguably best understood source of justification--in what can it be grounded? The chapters in this part explore the possibility that a priori justification is grounded either in intuition or in understanding. The third part concerns the extent of a priori justification: beyond core cases like mathematical proof, what methods can yield a priori justification? The chapters in this part investigate to what degree and why methods like introspection, testimony, and others have an import on a priori justification. Overall, the book showcases and furthers some of the latest contemporary trends in thinking about these questions.
Tartalomjegyzék:
Three Questions about the A Priori
I. The Significance of the A Priori
A Defense of the Significance of the A Priori: A Posteriori Distinction
Reply to Casullo's Defence of the Significance of the A Priori: A Posteriori Distinction
Williamsonian Scepticism about the A Priori
More Williamsonian Scepticism about the A Priori: A Posteriori Distinction
The Theoretical Significance of the A Priori: A Posteriori Distinction
Hybrid Virtue Epistemology and the A Priori
II. The Sources of the A Priori
In Defence of Rational Insight
The Mystery of the Mystery of Rational Insight
Intuition and A Priori Justification
The Underdetermination of the Meaning of Logical Words by Rules of Inference
The Conceptual Route to Apriority
Can Epistemic Analyticity Explain the A Priori?
III. The Extent of the A Priori
Experience and the A Priori
Why Can't Armchair Philosophers Naturalize the Mind?
Testimony and the Scope of the A Priori
A Priori Knowledge and Persistent (Dis)agreement
