| foundational Consensus about Language |
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| 5. The True Foundational Task and the Role of Language |
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| 6. An Interpersonal Reflection on Our Prima Facie Knowledge of Rational Action |
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The Conditions Fulfilled: A Reflexive Vindication |
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| 1. The Primary-Reflexive Nature of the Enterprise |
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| 2. An Interpersonal Reflection on Prima Facie Rational Action |
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| 3. The Circle Transformed: The Radical Autonomy of the Reflexive Rational Agent |
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| 4. The Epistemology of Reflexive Rational Action: A Practical Postulate |
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Manifest Image vs. Ontically Significant Appearance |
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| 1. The Physicalist Manifest Image (PMI) Doctrine Defined |
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| 2. Rational Action as the Ground of Explanation |
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| 3. An Ancestor of the Physicalist Manifest Image Doctrine: Ancient Atomism |
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| 4. Macrostructures as Appearances in an Ideal PMI Doctrine |
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| 5. The Role of Subjectivity in the Full Concreteness of Rational Action |
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| 6. The Self-Subverting Character of the Assessment of Prima Facie Rational Action as Mere Appearance (as PMI Macroscopic) |
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| 7. Rational Action as the Ground of Ontic Assessment |
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Rational Action and Its Physiological Basis |
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| 1. An Ideal Theory of the Identity of Rational Action with Its Physiological Basis |
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| 2. The Ideal Theory Refined: The Real Single Referent in Such an Identity |
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| 3. Preparing to Refute the Identity Theory: Self-Referential Rational Acts |
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| 4. Refutation (A): The Problem of Explaining Self-Referential Acts by Productive Correlations |
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| 5. Refutation (B): The Problem of Explaining Self-Referential Rational Acts by Predictive Correlations |
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| 6. Refutation (C): The Self-Refuting Character of a Defense of Identity Theory That Attacks the Prima Facie Features of Self-Referential Rational Acts |
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| 7. Refutation (D): The Paradox Arising from the Expression of an RA in a PB-Language; the Persistent Dualism of RA and PB |
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