Consciousness in Neorealism: Perry, Montague, and Holt.

IF 0.6 2区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

JOURNAL OF THE HISTORY OF IDEAS Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1353/jhi.2025.a949930

Matthias Neuber

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Abstract

The early twentieth-century American neo-realists' approach to consciousness is historically reconstructed and critically discussed. With reference to the relevant works of Ralph Barton Perry, William Pepperrell Montague, and Edwin B. Holt, it is argued that Montague and Holt, in particular, struggled with the problem of error and disagreed strongly on their solutions to it. Finally, a line is drawn to related discussions in contemporary philosophy of mind.

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新现实主义中的意识：佩里，蒙塔古和霍尔特。

二十世纪早期的美国新现实主义者对意识的研究方法进行了历史性的重构和批判性的讨论。参考拉尔夫·巴顿·佩里、威廉·佩珀雷尔·蒙塔古和埃德温·b·霍尔特的相关著作，认为蒙塔古和霍尔特尤其在错误问题上挣扎，并在解决问题的方法上存在强烈分歧。最后，对当代心灵哲学的相关讨论作了总结。

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