The author, a naturalist, aims to show that, contrary to what G. Bealer (1987, 1993) and
others have argued, it is possible to give a naturalistic account of the epistemology of …

The phenomenology of a priori intuition is explored at length (where a priori intuition is taken
to be not a form of belief but rather a form of seeming, specifically intellectual as opposed to …

The present paper is a defense of the view that there is a faculty of rational intuition that
delivers prima facie justified beliefs about philosophical propositions. I have no high-church …

Though most of analytic philosophy is basedupon intuitions, some philosophers
arebeginning to question whether intuitions are anappropriate basis for philosophical …

A debate is raging over philosophical methodology. It is a debate between philosophical
traditionalists and science-oriented philosophical naturalists concerning the legitimacy of the …

Philosophers have traditionally held that claims about necessities and possibilities are to be
evaluated by consulting our philosophical intuitions; that is, those peculiarly compelling …

Intuition serves a variety of roles in contemporary philosophy. This paper provides a
historical discussion of the revival of intuition in the 1970s, untangling some of the ways that …

Recent debates over philosophical methodology have overwhelmingly focused on the
epistemological merits of a type of mental state called'intui tion'. Philosophers on both sides …

Over the past ten years, interest among developmental psychologists in how young children
conceive of the mind has grown dramatically. A very generally, though not universally …

There are propositions that upon understanding them it seems that one can" just see" that
they are necessary or impossible. A commonly discussed example is the claim that it is not …