Nonperceptual Kataleptic Impressions in Stoicism

IF 0.7 1区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY Pub Date : 2024-07-01 DOI:10.1353/hph.2024.a932353

Whitney Schwab

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Abstract

abstract: The kataleptic impression—an impression that is, in some special way, “true and such as could not be false”—is at the core of Stoic epistemology. Since Gisela Striker’s groundbreaking work on the criterion of truth, the dominant view among scholars is that the Stoics restricted kataleptic impressions to certain perceptual impressions. I argue that the Stoics in fact countenanced nonperceptual kataleptic impressions and explain how they thought nonperceptual impressions can meet the definition of the kataleptic impression.

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斯多葛主义中的非感性卡塔拉普印象

摘要："真实印象"（kataleptic impression）--一种以某种特殊方式 "真实而不虚假 "的印象--是斯多葛派认识论的核心。自从吉塞拉-斯特里克（Gisela Striker）在真理标准方面的开创性工作以来，学者们的主流观点是斯多葛学派将 "真印象 "仅限于某些知觉印象。我认为斯多葛学派实际上支持非感性的卡塔利普斯印象，并解释了他们如何认为非感性印象能够符合卡塔利普斯印象的定义。

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