Dangerous liaisons

Ratio 32 (3):192-204 (2019)
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In this paper I take side on externalist incompatibilism. However, I intend to radicalize the position. First, based on my criticism of Burge's anaphoric proposal, I argue that there is no reasoning‐transparency: the reasoner is blind to the reasoning he is performing. Second, assuming a global form of content‐externalism, I argue that “in the head” are only logical and formal abilities. That is what I call “bite the bullet and swallow it too.”

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Roberto Horácio De Pereira
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

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