Titlebook: Satisfying Reason; Studies in the Theor Nicolas Rescher Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.

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The Contrast Between Causal (Explanatory) and Experiential (Normative) Understanding and Its Ramifis things to one another among themselves (.) or with how they make an impact upon us (.). In our endeavors to come to cognitive terms with the world about us we correspondingly have at our disposal two very different modes of understanding, based on two very different cognitive perspectives — the ex

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The Limits of Cognitive Relativism, this real and imperfect world of ours we have to accept the limitations of imperfection and face the fact that different inquirers living at different times and in different circumstances do have — and are bound to have — different ideas about the truth of things.

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Satisfying Reason,stands committed to the idea encapsulated in Leibniz’s . — the “Principle of Sufficient Reason” to the effect that there is always explanation for why things are as they are — a basis for understanding why it is that what is so is so and what is not is not. As Leibniz puts it in sec. 32 of the .:

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Methodological Optimism,eking efforts?” Cognitive pessimism has come to cast its frigid shadow across the entire epistemological scene: even (nay, particularly) dedicated cognitivists saw scepticism as the prime focus of concern.