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You can contribute by submitting your work. There are currently , works in the archive. These works fall under 5, topics. Sign in Create an account. Syntax Advanced Search. Welcome to PhilArchive! PhilArchive's content over time. Selected recent additions All recent additions Wartenberg stands at the intersection of these two camps. The philosophical visual turn foregrounds Do we reach intellectual superiority only through linguistic—conceptual schemes, or, rather, is it the richness of visuality and its level of detail — which can never be fully captured by language — that allows us a true glimpse of our reality and our very selves?
I shall later claim that Wartenberg falls on the linguistic—conceptualist side of the polemic. Bechdel is overcome with doubt over the truth status and objectivity of her own personal diary entries. He emphasizes the centrality of images in the memoir to portray a conceptually life-changing event for Bechdel, namely an encounter with a woman in a restaurant whose appearance assists her in figuring out her own identity.
Many Humeans are persuaded by an argument separately from Roberts, Lange and Woodward that strength ought not to be sacrificed in the competition for best system because scientific practice does not exhibit such a sacrifice.
