10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DETECTIVIST»
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A different response, more consonant with contemporary anti-realism, would be
the position Crispin Wright calls "detectivist anti-realism".12 It accepts the idea of
a reality wholly independent of our thought about it, but regards us as seeking to
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A Philosophy of Cinematic Art
there to be found, i.e., that it is determined independently of the viewer's opinion
about it, the detectivist view of interpretation. Detectivist views take a wide variety
of forms. Intentionalists count as detectivists, since they believe that the meaning
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A different response, more consonant with contemporary anti-realism, would be
the position Crispin Wright calls “detectivist anti-realism”.12 It accepts the idea of
a reality wholly independent of our thought about it, but regards us as seeking to
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Walter De Gruyter Incorporated, 2001
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Reification : A New Look At An Old Idea: A New Look At An ...
Honneth would have to show that if someone accepts the detectivist account of
mental states in the philosophy of mind he thereby “relates to its mental states as
if to something fixed and given.” This does not follow. It may well be that the story
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Frankfurt-am-Main Axel Honneth Professor Institut fur Sozialforschung, 2007
In other Words, not only must it be that there is a merely psychological (or non-
detectivist) explanation of our judgments. In addition, the best explanation of why
we are psychologically constituted so as to make such judgements must not ...
So, it is natural to suggest, the Euthyphronist is committed to the maturity of the
relevant basic equation.22 By contrast, if, as according to Socrates' detectivist
view, best opinion is merely responsive to truth, then it seems that it ought to be a
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REAL: The Yearbook of Research in English and American ...
This situation is indicative of the methodological assumptions of scholarship and
of the preconceived notions concerning literary theory which inform the detectivist
approach. But literature is in no way obliged to provide a work of art which ...
Herbert Grabes, Hans-Jurgen Diller, Hartwig Isernhagen, 1988
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Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism in Historical Perspective: ...
44 In seeking sources for the paranoid vision of the “Zionists” in March 1968, we
need to take into consideration not only anti-Semitic stereotypes but also the
secret police's partiality for conspiracy theories and a more widespread “
detectivist ...
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Rails to Infinity: Essays on Themes from Wittgenstein's ...
Rather than as based on recollection of an antecedent fact, the non-detectivist
will regard it as owing to the operation of a similar right-to-left priority, only with
the right-hand side of the biconditional modified so as to include at least the
proviso ...
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Liaisons: Philosophy Meets the Cognitive and Social Sciences
The availability of purely psychological explanations of the intuitions ostensibly
provide a systematic alternative to such "detectivist" explanations. As in the
haecceitism case, we can restrict our acceptance of essentialism to a purely
subjectivist ...
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