I find it increasingly difficult to live in this country. The people are solipsistic, deluded, gullible, prejudiced, violent, histrionic, puerile, stupid, and callous. And there are some pretty terrible people outside of universities too.
00Colin McGinnColin McGinn2017-10-03 14:32:242017-10-03 14:35:55This Country
Hi Professor McGinn, I found this passage in Goldman’s Epistemology and Cognition and noticed that this theory of yours is highly similar to mine. I assume that this comes from your 1984 article the Concept of Knowledge. My library does not have access to this. Is there anyway you can email it to me? Thank you, Kyle Foley.
On my development of this theme, the alternatives are counter-factual alternatives. McGinn develops the discrimination theme slightly differently. He wants us to consider the truth-discriminating power of the belief-forming process (or ‘method’) within some relevant class R of propositions, where R is not restricted to proposition p and contraries of p. We are to look at the propensity of the process to form true beliefs across a range of propositions whose truth-values are taken as fixed in the actual world.
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Hume’s old town residence is currently rentable.
Perfect for me. This country is hard to stay in for me now.
Hi Professor McGinn, I found this passage in Goldman’s Epistemology and Cognition and noticed that this theory of yours is highly similar to mine. I assume that this comes from your 1984 article the Concept of Knowledge. My library does not have access to this. Is there anyway you can email it to me? Thank you, Kyle Foley.
On my development of this theme, the alternatives are counter-factual alternatives. McGinn develops the discrimination theme slightly differently. He wants us to consider the truth-discriminating power of the belief-forming process (or ‘method’) within some relevant class R of propositions, where R is not restricted to proposition p and contraries of p. We are to look at the propensity of the process to form true beliefs across a range of propositions whose truth-values are taken as fixed in the actual world.
I’m afraid I can’t: it’s too old for me to have it on my computer.