thinking it through an introduction to contemporary philosophy mar 2003

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thinking it through an introduction to contemporary philosophy mar 2003

... T hinking It Through AN INTRODUCTION TO CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY Kwame Anthony Appiah 28 Thinking It Through there are so many more internal states, it may be very hard, in prac - tice, to discover ... appeal to any evidence to settle the dis- pute. Even if we were discussing an actual machine instead of a hypothetical one, it wouldn’t help, for example, t...

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... to fall into this ontological category. The proposition that snow is white is no more something that we can see, hear or touch than is the number 3. We can touch snow and see its whiteness, because ... nature from any of these concrete, physical things. We can apprehend it intellectually – that is, under- stand it – but we cannot literally see or touch it, for it does not occupy any...

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