Spin control: Comment on McDowell's Mind and World
Philosophical Issues 7:261-73 (1996)
| Abstract | We have justified beliefs about the external world, and some of these are formed directly on the basis of perception. I may justifiably believe that a certain dog is in certain manger, and I may have this belief because I can see that the dog is in the manger. So far, so good | |||||||||
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