The Problem of Empiricism.¶
Chisholm, R. (1948). The Problem of Empiricism. The Journal of Philosophy, 45(12), 512-517.
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- Phenomenalism
- … (perception is direct access to external objects) and phenomenalism (objects are analyzable from perception); the foundational sense-data work of Price and the Firth tradition; Chisholm's critique of phenomenalism as unable to state the analysis without presupposing the physical-object language it aimed to eliminate;
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- … (perception is direct access to external objects) and phenomenalism (objects are analyzable from perception); the foundational sense-data work of Price and the Firth tradition; Chisholm's critique of phenomenalism as unable to state the analysis without presupposing the physical-object language it aimed to eliminate;
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