Intellectual Seemings Are Methodologically Irrelevant
Prof. Max Deutsch |
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4:30 – 6:30 pm |
Delivered in English
Abstract:
Some philosophical methodologists claim that intuitions are “intellectual seemings” and that conceiving them as such makes the view that intuitions are treated as evidence in philosophy more palatable. I will argue in this talk that there are no good reasons to believe in intellectual seemings, and that, even if they existed, they would be methodologically irrelevant.