Synthese - Vol. 182, No. 3, Oct 2011 volume 182 issue 3

1 Introduction......Page 1
1 ``Nothing but appearances'': alleged tensions between MCE and TI......Page 2
2 Reframing the internalist--externalist debate......Page 3
3 The first option: individuating cognitive faculties finely......Page 7
7 Beauty's inadmissible evidence......Page 12
2.4 MCE defended = Transcendental realism?......Page 13
2 For MCE: the argument from cognitive reference and its place within TI......Page 5
3 Not credences......Page 9
5 Is security a strictly internalist* concept?......Page 14
Acknowledgments......Page 16
References......Page 17
3.2 No news, good news: ER's world satisfies TI......Page 19
9 Problems for further research......Page 22
References......Page 24
References......Page 25
2 The problem: defeating experiences......Page 4
4 Securing experimental conclusions......Page 11
3 The error-statistical theory of evidence......Page 6
2.2 A Kantian response to the rejoinder: MCE's need for mind-independently individuated particulars......Page 8
2.3 ``Thoroughgoing determination'': the irreducibility of given particulars to results of cognitive operations......Page 10
6 Conclusion......Page 15
5 Conclusion......Page 18
4 Bad news for the incompatibility-claim: methodological ER's world also satisfies MCE......Page 21
5 Conclusion......Page 23