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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
-
1 Introducing the Canberra Plan -
2 Naturalistic Analysis and the A Priori -
3 Folk Psychology and Tacit Theories: A Correspondence between Frank Jackson, and Steve Stich and Kelby Mason -
4 A Priori Biconditionals and Metaphysics -
5 The Argument from Revelation -
6 Names, Plans, and Descriptions -
7 Jackson’s Armchair: The Only Chair in Town? -
8 Is Semantics in the Plan? -
9 Ramseyan Humility -
10 A Partial Defense of Ramseyan Humility -
11 Physicalism without Pop-out -
12 Platitudes and Metaphysics -
13 Naturalizing Normativity -
14 Moral Functionalism, Ethical Quasi-Relativism, and the Canberra Plan - References
- Contributors
- Index
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- Source:
- Conceptual Analysis and Philosophical Naturalism
- Publisher:
- The MIT Press
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
-
1 Introducing the Canberra Plan -
2 Naturalistic Analysis and the A Priori -
3 Folk Psychology and Tacit Theories: A Correspondence between Frank Jackson, and Steve Stich and Kelby Mason -
4 A Priori Biconditionals and Metaphysics -
5 The Argument from Revelation -
6 Names, Plans, and Descriptions -
7 Jackson’s Armchair: The Only Chair in Town? -
8 Is Semantics in the Plan? -
9 Ramseyan Humility -
10 A Partial Defense of Ramseyan Humility -
11 Physicalism without Pop-out -
12 Platitudes and Metaphysics -
13 Naturalizing Normativity -
14 Moral Functionalism, Ethical Quasi-Relativism, and the Canberra Plan - References
- Contributors
- Index
