176 Pages
by
Routledge
176 Pages
by
Routledge
176 Pages
by
Routledge
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Is torturing the innocent OK?
Just now something happened: it seemed to you that torturing the innocent is wrong. What kind of mental state were you in? What is its nature? Perhaps you now believe that torturing the innocent is wrong because it just seemed to you that it is. If so, that seems appropriate. But is it really, and if so, what could explain this?
In this book, Koksvik... Read more
1. Introduction
2. Reduction?
3. The Shape of the View
4. Perceptual and Intuitional Experience
5. Phenomenalism
6. The FIFO Objection
7. Too Much Justification?
8. Final Thoughts.
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Ole Koksvik works both at the intersection of philosophy of mind and epistemology, and in political philosophy with a special focus on global poverty. To find out more, visit his website: www.koksvik.net
"This is a very stimulating and timely book. Koksvik writes with admirable clarity on this hugely important but overlooked topic. Here intuition emerges convincingly as a central feature of both philosophical practice and everyday life." - Sam Wilkinson, University of Exeter, UK
