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ABSTRACTA Linguagem, Mente e Ação ISSN 1807-9792 Special Issue IV 2009 Editor Vanessa Morlock abstracta 2004-2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS Editorial 1 Précis of “The Possibility of Knowledge” (Clarendon Press, 2007) 2 Quassim Cassam University of Warwick How is Epistemic Reasoning Possible? 7 Denis Bühler Konstanz University Transcendental Arguments, How-Possible Questions, and the Aim of Epistemology 21 Daniel Dohrn Konstanz University Cassam on the Possibility of Knowledge and Transcendental Arguments 45 David Lüthi Zürich University What is Kant’s Refutation of Idealism Designed to Refute? 58 Bernhard Ritter Zürich University The Role of Obstacles and their Elimination in Cassam's Multi-Levels Framework 85 Simon Sauter Heidelberg University The Possibility of Knowledge: Reply to Denis Buehler, Daniel Dohrn, David Lüthi, Bernard Ritter and Simon Sauter 100 Quassim Cassam University of Warwick
Page 4 and 5: Editorial We proudly present the fo
Page 6 and 7: Precis 3 is an obstacle-dissipating
Page 8 and 9: Precis 5 priori knowledge, the key
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Page 12 and 13: Denis Bühler 9 A similar ambiguity
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Page 16 and 17: Denis Bühler 13 More generally, ap
Page 18 and 19: Denis Bühler 15 And he succeeds in
Page 20 and 21: Denis Bühler 17 His answer goes as
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Page 26 and 27: Daniel Dohrn 23 which can be remove
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David Lüthi 49 removal on level 2
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David Lüthi 53 general schema; and
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David Lüthi 57 knowledge of object
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Comments on Possibility of Knowledg
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References Comments on Possibility
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Simon Sauter 87 2. Consider the ope
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Simon Sauter 89 There can be no dou
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Simon Sauter 91 or that there is so
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(HPaa) How is it possible to rule o
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Simon Sauter 99 References Cassam,
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