Titlebook: Interpretations and Causes; New Perspectives on Mario Caro Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1999 Donald Davidson.freedo

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Anomalous Monismvisited his thesis concerning the physical and the mental, which he called “anomalous monism” (henceforth, AM). The thesis is subtle and elusive, as it is most often the case with Davidson: there is only one kind of event and state, which has a physical description (i.e., a description in physical t

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“Cred’io ch’ei credette ch’io credesse…”: What basis for belief?are imprisoned in trees, Dante believes that Virgil ascribes to him the belief that the cries of pain they hear come from the creatures hidden behind the trees and not from the trees themselves. Dante’s verse ironically evokes the subtleties of the grammar of belief and in a way in which I, perhaps

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First Person Authority and Memory depend, at least in part, upon social and environmental factors (let’s call this general anti-Cartesian doctrine “externalism”.) then there are alleged to be consequences for our ability to know the content of our mental states without first investigating the external environment. The concern is th

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Is There a Problem about Davidson’s Externalism Vis-a-Vis His Holism?’s recent anti-skepticism writings, that he combines holism with (some sort of) externalism. There are good . reasons for thinking that holism and externalism are incompatible. I will argue as such in what follows, after which I will also argue that Davidson’s own brand of externalism differs in rel