10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHENOMENALIST»
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Logic and Reality in the Philosophy of John Stuart Mill
is inadequate to establish that phenomenalism really can accommodate the
common sense belief in the perdurability of unperceived objects: phenomenalist
conditionals could be true yet physical objects still not exist unperceived.
2
Direct Realism: A Study of Perception
We have seen this to be an obstructive misunderstanding of the requirements for
the successful completion of any phenomenalist program. The present difficulty
merely spins out other difficulties attendant upon the assumption that a ...
3
The Sceptical Realism of David Hume
Laird often refers to Hume as an imperfect phenomenalist. On my view the
imperfection arises because Hume never aimed to be a phenomenalist at all!
Hume has also been considered a phenomenalist in a weaker sense by John
Passmore.
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In Defense of Radical Empiricism: Essays and Lectures
The Protection of Sense-Datum Statements The only fact which remains to be
explained is the fact that the phenomenalist appears to make inconsistent
assertions even when he is merely questioned about the effects of distorting
physical ...
Roderick Firth, John Troyer, 1998
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy:
that can be explained away once the phenomenalist view and the considerations
in favor of it have been fully understood.[9] Objections to Phenomenalism Many,
many objections and problems that have been advanced in relation to ...
6
Bohmian Mechanics and Quantum Theory: An Appraisal
known, from about the middle of the nineteenth century until the early part of this
century, a heated debate occurred between those who proposed a
phenomenalist approach to physics and those who advocated the atomic theory,
a debate that ...
J.T. Cushing, Arthur Fine, Sheldon Goldstein, 1996
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Making it Explicit: Reasoning, Representing, and Discursive ...
In none of these forms are phenomenalist claims of this reductionist variety
plausible today (as Quine argues in "Epis- temology Naturalized").15 Attempts to
work out these reductive phenomenalist strategies have shown that the
conditions ...
8
In the Name of Phenomenology
In the second he aims to show the impossibility of carrying out a phenomenalist
reduction with respect to theBeing of the objects which appear to that subject. As
we shall see,as Sartre turns from the introduction to chapter 1 he introduces ...
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An Introduction to Epistemology, second edition
Jack S. Crumley II. this theistic phenomenalism. How might the factual
phenomenalist explain unperceived objects or properties? How might the
phenomenalist explain the existence of dinosaurs? Berkeley asked a somewhat
similar question.
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Hegel-Arg Philosophers
The phenomenalist can hardly avoid making statements of this latter type, since
his use of sense—datum statements of the first type has to be explained initially
in terms of them. What is the relationship between these two types of sense-
datum ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHENOMENALIST»
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The Pixies' David Lovering on Music and Magic
How did you develop your magical persona, the Scientific Phenomenalist? DL: I just did what is me, basically. I'm kind of a science geek. «Seven Days, May 15»
The world as hypertext
The phenomenalist sees the physical world as an all-encompassing hypertext. The cantaloupe on the table is not an independently-given ... «OUPblog, Apr 15»
Olivier Mosset
... being in the world (as opposed to a Heideggerian “Being” in the world, or a never-ending phenomenalist argument of sense and perception). «Brooklyn Rail, Mar 15»
How Quantitative Mental Health Turns Oppression Into “Depression”
As for me, I've subscribed to the phenomenalist party for many years, and you may note how this philosophy clashes quite readily with today's ... «Mad In America, Jan 15»
20 years after his death, Kurt Cobain still sings for the underdogs
He also pursued a magic career as The Scientific Phenomenalist. “One time, it was Super Bowl Sunday, probably 1994, at the height of Nirvana ... «PBS NewsHour, Apr 14»
An interview with Pixies drummer David Lovering
Question: How did the idea for The Scientific Phenomenalist come about? Lovering: When Pixies broke up in 1993, I gave up the drums for the ... «Examiner.com, Jan 14»
an interview w/ Pixies drummer David Lovering (on rotating bassists …
The Scientific Phenomenalist. Tell me a little about the background there. What led to you wanting to do magic, and is that have an equal share ... «Brooklyn Vegan, Jan 14»
Review by Ludwig Jaskolla
He defends an internalist and phenomenalist account of indexical thoughts. Christopher Frey addresses the problem of "Phenomenal ... «Metapsychology, Oct 13»
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... a magic/science act, dubbing himself a “Scientific Phenomenalist” and opening shows for Black, the Breeders and Camper Van Beethoven. «NewsOK.com, Nov 11»
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He got his start after a friend took him to the International Brotherhood of Magicians, on stage he was known as “The Scientific Phenomenalist. «Paste Magazine, Jun 11»
