 fact, agree in their philosophical judgments elicited by everyday situations, the case against the method of cases would lose some of its potency in the sense that one might have reason to suggest that the method of cases is not epistemically inferior to other philosophical methods employed to determine which facts hold in certain situations. Assuming that the principle aim of experimental methodologies is to make reliable causal inferences about the effects of some particular causal relationship, one way in which Machery could respond to these two interrelated problems is by explaining the causal factors that operate Create PDF in your applications with the Pdfcrowd HTML to PDF API PDFCROWD between specific disturbing characteristics and (what are otherwise considered to be) reliable processes of judgment-making. Many philosophers of the social and behavioral sciences suggest that the causal inferences within an experiment are reliable if they are the results of causes that happen under the governance of a causal relationship, which, in turn, results from an underlying causal structure. To warrant the belief that a causal inference can be extrapolated from a particular experiment or small set of experiments to situations involving philosophical cases in general, proposed techniques of causal inference stress that what is required is knowledge of the nature and stability of the causal factors involved as well as knowledge of the background causal structures that operate in judgments elicited by philosophical cases. Such knowledge cannot be underwritten by any particular experiment or set of experiments. As result, both experimental and non-naturalistic philosophers may have reason to question whether the inductive leap has been established. Overall, it seems that what Machery presents is a manifesto – a tightly-and-powerfully-argued, eminently readable, innovative manifesto – for the X-Phi movement rather than a full-blown evidence-based policy. However, unlike the majority of contemporary political manifestos, it deserves to be taken seriously. By consolidating findings drawn from individual experimental studies, by incorporating various approaches to experimental philosophy and by advocating a particular picture of what the future of 'positive-X-Phi' could look like, this book serves not only as the foundations on which experimental philosophers can build, but as a provocative challenge to more common approaches to theorising in the tradition of analytic philosophy. © 2018 Jonathan Lewis Create PDF in your applications with the Pdfcrowd HTML to PDF API PDFCROWD Jonathan Lewis, Dublin City University PREVIOUS REVIEW NEXT REVIEW Home About Metapsychology Terms and Privacy Create PDF in your applications with the Pdfcrowd HTML to PDF API PDFCROWD Copyright © 2020 Met
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 fact, agree in their phil osophicaljudgm ent s e li cite d by  everyday situ a tion s, the case against th e met ho d  ofc as es wo uld los e  s o m e o fit s p ot e nc y inthe  sensethat one m igh thave reasont osuggest th atthe method o f c ases i snot epist emi cally  infer i or toother phi lo s ophica l  method s em ploy ed to determine w h ic h  facts hold in  certa in si t u ati ons . Assuming  t hat t h e princ i pl e a imo f experimenta l methodolo g ies  is to  m ake reliab le ca us a l i nferences a bout  the effe cts of some pa r ticular  causa l r ela tion s hi p,  on ew ayi nwhi c h M achery c ou ld  resp ondt o t hese  tw o in terre lated problem s i s by exp laini ng th e ca us al fa ctorsthatop erate Create PD F in  your app lic at ion switht he Pdf cro wdHTML to  PDF AP I  PD FC R O W Dbetween specific d is t u rb ing char acteri s ti cs and (wha tare  oth e r wisecons i de red to b e) rel i ab le  proces se s of j ud gme nt- makin g . Ma ny phi losopher s oft he social andb ehavioral sci e nc e s  s u gges t t hat the cau sali nfer ence s  w ith i n anexper im e nt are reliable if the yare th e res ults of cause s that hap p e n  under t he g o ve r nance of a cau sal r elationshi p , which,  in t urn, res ults from a n underl yin g c aus als t ru cture. To war r a nt t he  belief  th at a ca usa l i nfe ren ce  can be e xtrapola te dfr om  aparti c ular exp er ime nt  or  smal l  set o f exp erim en ts tosituati o ns i nvol vi ng  phi los op hical  cas e s i n gener al, propo sed tech ni qu es of c ausal inferen ce  stress th at  wh at isr e quired i s knowledge of the natu r e and s tab ility  ofthe causa l f actors  in v olvedas wel l askn owl e d ge of t he  ba ck ground cau s a l s truct ur es t hat ope rate in judgmentse lic ited by philo sop hica l ca ses .  S u chkn o wle d g e cannot be und erwrittenby an y particul a r e xp eriment  or set  of e x perimen ts. As re sult, bot hexpe r i men tal and no n-natura listic ph i losop h er s may  ha ve rea so n t o que stionw het her t he ind uc tive l eap h as  been es tablished. Overall, itseemsthatwha t Machery  pr e sen ts is a m anif esto – a t igh tly -and- pow e rfull y-ar g ue d,e minen tlyr eadable,i nn ova t i ve  manifesto– f orthe X -Ph i  movem entrather than a ful l -blown evidenc e-ba s e d p oli c y. H ow ever, unlike t hema j o rity ofco ntemporarypolitica lm anife stos,it des erves t o be takenseri ous ly. By co nso li d ating f in di n gs dra wn f ro m indi vidual expe r i mental studies,by in c o rpora t ing  vari ou s appro a ches  to experi mental phil osophy  and  by a dvocati ng  a par tic ul ar picture of what t he fu ture of  ' posi tiv e-X-Ph i' c o u ld lo ok l ik e,this book s er v es  n o t o nlyas th efoun dations o n  which e xpe r imental  p hil o s ophers ca n build, but  as  a pr o v ocative ch a llen g et o mor e comm on app roaches toth eorisin g i n the tradi tion of a n aly ti c ph ilosophy .© 20 18  Jo na than Lewis Crea te PDF i n your a p p licati ons with the Pd fc rowd HTML to  PDFAP I  PDFCRO W D  Jo nathanL ewi s,Dub linCit y Un i versity PREVIOUS REVIEWNEXT  REVI E W H ome A boutMe tapsycho l ogyTerms an d  Privacy Crea te PDF in youra ppl i cati ons wi th  the Pdfc row d  HTML  toPDF  API  PD FCRO W D  Cop y righ t  ©  202 0 Met
 fact,_agree in_their philosophical judgments elicited_by everyday_situations,_the case_against_the method of_cases would lose_some of its potency_in the sense_that_one might have reason to suggest that the method of cases is not epistemically_inferior_to other_philosophical_methods_employed to determine which facts_hold in certain situations. Assuming_that the_principle aim of experimental methodologies is to make_reliable_causal inferences about_the effects of some particular causal relationship, one way_in which Machery could respond to_these two interrelated_problems_is_by explaining the causal_factors that operate Create PDF in_your applications with the Pdfcrowd HTML_to PDF API PDFCROWD between specific disturbing_characteristics and (what are otherwise considered_to be) reliable processes of_judgment-making. Many_philosophers of the social and_behavioral sciences suggest_that the_causal inferences within_an experiment are reliable if they_are the results_of causes that happen under the_governance_of a causal_relationship,_which,_in turn,_results from an_underlying_causal structure._To_warrant the belief that a causal_inference_can be extrapolated from a particular experiment_or small set of_experiments_to situations involving philosophical_cases in general, proposed techniques_of causal inference stress that what_is required_is knowledge_of the nature and stability of the causal factors involved as_well as knowledge of the background_causal structures that operate_in judgments_elicited_by philosophical cases._Such_knowledge cannot_be underwritten by any particular experiment or_set of_experiments. As result, both experimental and_non-naturalistic philosophers may have_reason_to question whether the inductive leap_has been established. Overall, it seems_that what Machery presents is_a_manifesto_– a tightly-and-powerfully-argued, eminently readable,_innovative manifesto – for the X-Phi_movement rather than_a full-blown evidence-based policy. However, unlike the_majority_of contemporary political manifestos, it deserves_to_be taken seriously. By consolidating findings_drawn_from_individual experimental studies, by incorporating_various approaches to experimental philosophy and_by advocating a particular picture of what the future_of 'positive-X-Phi' could_look like, this book serves_not_only_as the foundations on which experimental philosophers can build, but_as a_provocative challenge to_more common approaches to theorising in the tradition of analytic_philosophy. © 2018 Jonathan Lewis Create PDF_in your applications with the Pdfcrowd HTML to PDF API PDFCROWD_Jonathan Lewis, Dublin City University PREVIOUS REVIEW NEXT_REVIEW Home About Metapsychology Terms and Privacy_Create PDF in your_applications_with the Pdfcrowd HTML to PDF API_PDFCROWD_Copyright_©_2020 Met