...”; Alex Byrne’s account in terms of an “inference from world to mind”; and Christopher Peacocke’s account in terms of an inference from consciousness of an act of judgment to the existence of an underlying mental state. The author argues that, although none of these accounts is satisfactory as it stands...

...This chapter rebuts recent attacks on sentimentalism by Samuel Kerstein and Christopher Peacocke. Each has supposed that it follows from expressive theories of ethics that if our sentiments were different so would our obligations be. The chapter refutes this view. mind‐dependency in ethics...

...This collection of newly commissioned essays, edited by NYU philosophers Paul Boghossian and Christopher Peacocke, resumes the current surge of interest in the proper explication of the notion of a priori. The authors discuss the relations of the a priori...

... of self-conscious judgment – the account offered by Christopher Peacocke in his book Being Known (Peacocke 1999). Working through the example of how the bodily self is represented in visual perception shows how the primitive foundations from which self-consciousness emerges in the course...

... through a criticism of Christopher Peacocke’s account of concept acquisition, which, it is argued, rests on a confusion between the notion of a way something is perceived, and a way it is perceived as being. Whereas Peacocke’s account of concept-acquisition depends on an illicit slide between these two...

... thinking Peacocke C Similarity Thesis second tier thought self intimation thesis Williamson T infallibility thesis Boghossian P Carruthers P Davidson D immediacy Disparity the love Sources Question particular self-knowledge Tyler Burge Christopher Peacocke critical reasoning epistemology...

.... Moore argued that the possible truth of (1) shows that there must be multiple senses of “looks.” Moore’s example prefigures by thirty years a much-cited discussion by Christopher Peacocke about trees and apparent size with which Peacocke illustrates a contrast between sensational and representational...

... Constraint Balleine B Dickinson A Ramey C Watson J Eilan N J. J. Gibson Self-consciousness Nonconceptual content Christopher Peacocke Point of view Ecological perception There are many distinct layers of self-consciousness. Obvious examples are the capacity to think of one’s body as one’s own...

...Christopher Peacocke investigates the question of how we should conceive of the relations between understanding and the a priori, thereby forming the basis on which the dispute between meaning‐based and non‐meaning‐based approaches to explanations of the possibility of a priori propositions could...