Intuition: An Analysis | MoR No. 104
Majesty of Reason Philosophy Podcast
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The Different Accounts of Intuition
Wayne Williams: Intuitions are mental states or events in which a proposition seems true. Some philosophers equate intuitions with beliefs, giving us the account of intuition A1. He says that belief that P is neither necessary nor sufficient for intuiting that P. In other words, there are many cases where beliefs and intuitions come apart - we might say conflict.
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