eliminativist造句

• Today, one is likely to be eliminativist about demons.
• Eliminativist philosophers therefore tend to be concerned with the data coming from the relevant brain and cognitive sciences.
• For some time now, the preferred style in addressing such questions has been deflationary when it has not been eliminativist.
• Another view of the Buddhist theory of the self, especially in early Buddhism, is that the Buddhist theory is essentially an eliminativist theory.
• The eliminativist's claim with respect to qualia is that there is no unbiased evidence for such experiences when regarded as something more than propositional attitudes.
• As a result, they tend to argue for one or another non-eliminativist physicalist theories of mind, and for compatibilism on the question of free will.
• For example, materialism tends to be eliminativist about the soul; modern chemists are eliminativist about phlogiston; and modern physicists are eliminativist about the existence of luminiferous aether.
• For example, materialism tends to be eliminativist about the soul; modern chemists are eliminativist about phlogiston; and modern physicists are eliminativist about the existence of luminiferous aether.
• For example, materialism tends to be eliminativist about the soul; modern chemists are eliminativist about phlogiston; and modern physicists are eliminativist about the existence of luminiferous aether.
• There seems no logical basis, to the eliminativist, for making an exception just because folk psychology has lasted longer and is more intuitive or instinctively plausible than the other folk theories.
• Today, the eliminativist view is most closely associated with the philosophers reductionists concerning qualia, while Dennett is an anti-reductionist with respect to propositional attitudes, and an eliminativist concerning qualia.
• Today, the eliminativist view is most closely associated with the philosophers reductionists concerning qualia, while Dennett is an anti-reductionist with respect to propositional attitudes, and an eliminativist concerning qualia.
• He points out that the history of science has seen many posits once considered real entities, such as phlogiston, caloric, the luminiferous ether, and reductionist rather than eliminativist account of consciousness.
• An eliminativist might argue that this theory completely fails to describe anything real; the reductionist might argue that the concepts are valid, and that science will simply provide an increasingly detailed understanding of the demons.
• To those who believe that consciousness entails something more than behaving in all ways conscious, Dennett's view is seen as eliminativist, since it denies the existence of qualia and the possibility of philosophical zombies.
• In its critical half, this book thoroughly analyzes and demolishes the main deflationary and eliminativist accounts of existence, including those of Quine, thereby restoring existence to its rightful place as one of the deep topics in philosophy, if not the deepest.
• In recent years, Paul and Patricia Churchland have advocated a radically contrasting position ( at least, in regards to certain hypotheses ); " eliminativist materialism " holds that some mental phenomena simply do not exist at all, and that talk of those mental phenomena reflects a totally spurious " folk psychology " and introspection illusion.
• The clear definition of cartesian materialism followed by Dennett's critique helps readers to understand the eliminativist position which " is largely concerned with moving from a brain-centered view of the mind to a view of the mind as occuring in the brain / body / environment nexus . . . " ( http : / / thm . askee . net / articles / cartesian-cogn . pdf ) loxley 19 : 53, 3 January 2006 ( UTC)