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Confusion

Name: Confusion
Brand: Harvard University Press
SKU: 06464195
Price: 13926 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Joseph L. Camp
ISBN: 9780674015913

A Study in the Theory of Knowledge

Joseph L. Camp

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06464195

Publishers Harvard University Press, September 2004

Excerpt from Joe Camp's "Confusion" After working late one night you walk to your car to drive home.... Full description

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Excerpt from Joe Camp's "Confusion" After working late one night you walk to your car to drive home. Your car is parked in a dimly lit outdoor parking lot. There are several other cars in the lot. You are tired, and your mind is not really on what you are doing. ... You go up to what you think is your car, and start to insert the key into the door lock. It won't go in. That annoys you, and for a moment you keep wiggling the key in the lock, wondering why it has decided to be so balky. Then you notice the stuffed panda in the back seat. You do not carry a stuffed panda in your back seat. It isn't your car. You look around, and quickly spot your car across the lot, where you now suddenly recall leaving it. ... For a few seconds you thought this car was your car. You confused the two. You took one for the other. ... It is perfectly obvious that when you confuse the car in front of you with your own car, you have made a mistake. Indeed you have made the paradigmatic "mis-take." It is perfectly obvious that you merit intellectual criticism-- some kind of intellectual criticism. ... But it is not perfectly obvious what kind of intellectual criticism you deserve....