Topic: Cognition & Epistemology
Indexicality and A Prioricity
By James Pryor
I consider beliefs that are claimed to be a priori in virtue of (i) their indexical character--beliefs like "I am here now", or in virtue of (ii) their self-verifying character--beliefs like "I exist" and "I am now thinking about myself." I argue that none of these beliefs really are a priori.
Source: Online Papers in Philosophy
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Updated: Saturday, 19 February 2005 06:48 GMT
