conceivability การใช้

• At a rough approximation, the conceivability argument runs as follows:
• Others have claimed that the conceivability of a scenario may not entail its possibility.
• N is a priori, they are committed to denying P1 ) of the conceivability argument.
• The reason Chalmers employs two-dimensional semantics is to avoid objections to conceivability implying possibility.
• Hence, objections to conceivability implying possibility are unfounded when these words are used more carefully.
• Chalmers states; " From the conceivability of zombies, proponents of the argument infer their metaphysical possibility"
• Wittgenstein explicitly criticizes so-called conceivability arguments : " Could one imagine a stone's having consciousness?
• The maxim of this action, says Kant, results in a contradiction in conceivability ( and thus contradicts perfect duty ).
• Mackie affirms that there is no good reason to assume " phenomenological and logical problems in inferring factual possibility from conceivability.
• He could see a society moving " away _ away always and everywhere, from the old presumptions and conceivabilities ."
• One commonly issued challenge to a priori physicalism and to physicalism in general is the " conceivability argument ", or zombie argument.
• Most strategies that take this route deny 2 ) in virtue of denying another relatively common intuition : that conceivability entails metaphysical possibility.
• Both were cleared, and have entered the pantheon of honored conceivability, of, by courage and pluck, making dreams come true.
• A posteriori physicalists, on the other hand, generally accept P1 ) but deny P2 )-- the move from " conceivability to metaphysical possibility ".
• If this is correct, then we should ( arguably ) conclude that conceivability does not entail metaphysical possibility, and P2 ) of the conceivability argument against physicalism is false.
• If this is correct, then we should ( arguably ) conclude that conceivability does not entail metaphysical possibility, and P2 ) of the conceivability argument against physicalism is false.
• The maxim of this action, says Kant, results in a contradiction in conceivability ( and thus contradicts perfect duty ) because it would logically contradict the reliability of language.
• In his autobiography he wrote : " At the beginning of the 20th century the question of the conceivability of other worlds with modified physics and mathematics will be highly employed ."
• Thus, according to Wittgenstein, mental states are intimately connected to a subject's environment, especially their linguistic environment, and conceivability or imaginability arguments that claim otherwise are misguided.
• Some philosophers find it absurd that an " armchair argument " can prove something to exist, and the detailed argument does involve many assumptions about conceivability and possibility, which are open to criticism.