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Naturalistic epistemology

a symposium of two decades

edited byAbner Shimony Debra Nails

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Introduction Abner Shimony

pp.1-13
Immanuel Kant and the greater glory of geometry Judson Webb

pp.17-70
Comment on Webb Abner Shimony

pp.71-72
Peirce's conception of truth

a framework for naturalistic epistemology?

Peter Skagestad

pp.73-90
The philosophical significance of Piaget's researches on the genesis of the concept of time Milič Čapek

pp.91-111
Comment on Čapek Abner Shimony

pp.112-114
Reply to Shimony Milič Čapek

pp.115-118
Konrad Lorenz as evolutionary epistemologist

the problem of intentionality

Theodora J. Kalikow

pp.119-144
Wilfrid Sellars on the nature of thought William A. Rottschaefer

pp.145-161
Neurological embodiments of belief and the gaps in the fit of phenomena to noumena Donald T. Campbell

pp.165-192
Causal relations in visual perception John Heffner John P. Johnson

pp.193-214
Why ideas are not in the mind

an introduction to ecological epistemology

Edward S. Reed

pp.215-229
Comment on Reed Abner Shimony

pp.230-234
Naturalized epistemology and the study of language Louise M. Antony

pp.235-257
Quine on psychology Joseph Levine

pp.259-290
Comment on Levine Abner Shimony

pp.291-294
Comment on Levine Joseph Agassi

pp.295-298
Integral epistemology Abner Shimony

pp.299-318
Naturalistic epistemology and the harakiri of philosophy Paul T. Sagal

pp.321-332
Comment on Sagal Abner Shimony

pp.333-336
Comment on Sagal Joseph Agassi

pp.337-340
Naturalistic epistemology

the case of Abner Shimony

Joseph Agassi

pp.341-351
Comment on Agassi Abner Shimony

pp.352-355
Epistemology historicized Mark W. Wartofsky

pp.357-374
Comment on Wartofsky Abner Shimony

pp.375-377

Publication details

Publisher: Springer

Place: Dordrecht

Year: 1987

Pages: 388

ISBN (hardback): 978-94-010-8168-9

ISBN (digital): 978-94-009-3735-2

Full citation:

Shimony Abner, Nails Debra (1987) Naturalistic epistemology: a symposium of two decades. Dordrecht, Springer.