Knowing How: Essays on Knowledge, Mind, and Action

This Volume Contains Fifteen State Of The Art Essays By Leading Figures In Philosophy And Linguistics That Amplify And Sharpen The Debate Between 'intellectualists' And 'anti-intellectualists' About Mind And Action, Highlighting The Conceptual, Empirical, And Linguistic Issues That Motivate And Sustain The Conflict. Two Conceptions Of Mind And Action : Knowing How And The Philosophical Theory Of Intelligence / John Bengson And Marc A. Moffett -- Rylean Arguments : Ancient And Modern / Paul F. Snowdon -- Ryle's Knowing-how, And Knowing How To Act / Jennifer Hornsby -- Practical Expertise / Julia Annas -- Knowing How Without Knowing That / Yuri Cath -- Knowledge-how : A Unified Account / Berit Brogaard -- Nonpropositional Intellectualism / John Bengson And Marc A. Moffett -- Ideology And The Third Realm (or, A Short Essay On Knowing How To Philosophize) / Alva Noë -- How To Resolve How To / Jonathan Ginzburg -- Knowing How And Knowing Answers / David Braun -- Knowledge Ascription By Grammatical Construction / Laura A. Michaelis -- Knowing How And Epistemic Injustice / Katherine Hawley -- Knowing What It Is Like / Michael Tye -- Linguistic Knowledge / Michael Devitt -- Inference, Deduction, Logic / Ian Rumfitt. Edited By John Bengson And Marc A. Moffett. Includes Bibliographical References (p. ).