Answering Scepticism
Understanding Understanding, Understanding Reason
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- Kiadó OUP Oxford
- Megjelenés dátuma 2026. április 29.
- ISBN 9780198969334
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem652 oldal
- Méret 234x156 mm
- Nyelv angol 700
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Answering Scepticism presents a closely reasoned and compelling account of scepticism about knowledge of the existence of an external world and scepticism about whether we know anything about what is presently going on around us. Burge argues that answering scepticism requires relying only on reasons that do not beg a question at issue.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
Answering Scepticism presents answers to two types of classical scepticism, put forward by Descartes. One is scepticism about knowledge of the existence of an external world. The other is scepticism about whether we know anything about what is presently going on around us. These scepticisms are widely considered to be among the great perennial problem-syndromes of philosophy, and have been the subject of intense discussion for centuries. A distinctive feature of these forms of scepticism, in contrast to other perennial philosophical problems, is that nearly no one has taken what appears to be one side of a key dispute: nearly no one really believes that we lack the sceptically doubted knowledge. Tyler Burge's closely reasoned and compelling account of these problems begins with this point. Sceptical challenges do not show knowledge to be difficult; and answering scepticism's challenges, even being aware of them, is completely unnecessary for having the knowledge that they purport to threaten. Classical scepticism does not actually threaten knowledge, although it poses as a threat. Burge stresses the fact that answering scepticism requires relying on only a sub-set of good reasons--namely those that do not beg a question at issue. Meeting that requirement yields deeper understanding of knowledge, reason, epistemic support--and deeper understanding of what it is to understand these matters deeply. The two arguments against the two sceptical challenges focus, respectively, on understanding and reason. Of deep interest to potential readers is that the framings and the arguments make important contributions not only to epistemology and meta-epistemology, but also to philosophy of mind, metaphysics, philosophy of perception, philosophy of mathematics and logic, theory of reasoning, philosophy of language, philosophy of action, and history of philosophy.
TöbbTartalomjegyzék:
Introduction
PART I. First Initiative: Answering External-World Scepticism
External-World Scepticism: Introduction
Apriori Argument for the Existence of an External World: First Steps
The Anti-Individualism Steps
An Apriori Argument for Knowledge of the Existence of an External World
Apriori Knowledge of External Particulars
Further on the First Initiative
PART II. Second Initiative: Answering Time-Limited Scepticisms
Time-Limited Scepticisms
Sensitivity, Preservation, Closure
Wright’s Hinge-Approach: The Structure of Ordinary Empirical Epistemic Support
Classical Sensitivity Considerations: Are They Reasons?
Stage 2
Answering Time-Limited, Sensitivity-Based Scepticisms
Stage 3
Why the Burden of Argument Is on Scepticism
