| All versions of externalism have in common that intensions don't determine extensions. |
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| The difference between externalism and internalism is that of watching a movie versus having a role in one and making up our own lines. |
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| Having established the principle which condemned religious externalism, Jesus went on to give specific examples of its practice. |
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| Our first task will be the formulation of a clear and relatively adequate version of externalism. |
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| Foot has since abandoned her earlier externalism and adopted an understanding of practical reason which is thoroughly moralized. |
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| Eventually, he argued, this is what in fact happened so that the prophets faced a dead externalism in religious practice and a mechanical routine in religious thought. |
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| This weak externalism naturally expands into more robust varieties. |
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| By considering a series of examples, I shall attempt to exhibit as clearly as possible the fundamental intuition about epistemic rationality that externalism seems to violate. |
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| Each point is striking. There is a philosophical view of the mind and its contents, known as externalism, that has become widely influential in recent years. |
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| This position is externalism about mental content. |
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| If internalism in its various guises fails to generate an adequate account of the justification of memory belief, then we should consider externalism. |
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| As will be explained later, this is a form of what may be called behavioral strong externalism. |
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| Herman situates his approach in a second-generation framework of enactivism and active externalism. |
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| The idea is compatible with a type of internalism and a type of externalism. |
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| Internalism and externalism face quite different intellectual challenges. |
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| One of the main arguments intended to show that content externalism undermines the privileged access thesis is the slow switching argument, originally proposed by Boghossian. |
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| With regard to the acquisition of knowledge, the explanation of Avicenna is presented as a form of externalism and the doctrine of Plato as a form of immanentism. |
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