Content And Justification by Paul Boghossian
Philosophical Papers
A collection of essays that investigates the nature of mental content and the sources of epistemic justification, engaging central debates about externalism versus internalism, rule-following and the normativity of meaning, analyticity and the a priori, self-knowledge, and realism. It critiques reductive naturalism while defending objective, sometimes non-empirical forms of justification, and explores tensions between privileged access and externalist semantics. The result is an integrated outlook on how meaning is fixed and how we can know it.
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- 2008
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- American
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- English
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