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ABSTRACT. McDowell contends that in experience one finds oneself saddled with content. One's epistemic standing on some question cannot intelligibly be constituted by matters blankly external to how it is with one subjectively. Silverberg argues that McDowell is not a substance dualist who claims that the realm of reason belongs to a non-physical part of reality; understanding things as belonging to the realm of reason, in terms of their possibility of being reasons, requires understanding them as having meaning.

 

Written by OANA GHERMAN
 
 
 

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