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What is the role of causation in justification?
24. October 2009 by Raleigh Miller.
Just a short note regarding some disputes that i’ve been having recently with some colleagues. I’ve recently been concerned with sub-doxastic mental states. Subdoxastic mental states are representational mental states that are not beliefs, are non-conceptual (this is controversial), are inaccessible to consciousness (this is controversial), and are inferentially isolated (this is controversial, though less so). They are representational mental states which play a role in causing beliefs.
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Master’s Thesis
4. May 2009 by Raleigh Miller.
I’ve uploaded my master’s thesis onto the Paper’s page. I don’t think that the final product is actually my best work (”Two-Dimensions” is probably the best work I’ve done to date) but writing it was definitely a rewarding experience.
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Defended
28. April 2009 by Raleigh Miller.
This morning I successfully defended my thesis, entitling me to my Master’s degree from Georgia State University’s Philosophy Department. The thesis was titled Kantian Conceptualism and Apperception. Tomorrow, while administering one of the three exams that constitute my final duties as a Georgia State student, I will begin summer reading. I have decided that one of the ways in which I will utilize this blog is to begin an annotated bibliography of all of the book chapters and articles that I read. Look for that in the coming months.
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Workshop on Kant and Nonconceptual Content
23. March 2009 by Raleigh Miller.
I want to go here.
If you want to know where to send checks in order to contribute to the “send Raleigh to Luxembourg to discuss his thesis with Robert Hanna” fund, indicate your interest in the comments.
Haha. Just kidding. No one comments.
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