Externalism

But if externalism can be defined broadly enough to encompass Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty, Kripke, and Burge, still the comparison is strained when we take account of the different sources of ˜externalism™ in the phenomenologists. ❋ Siewert, Charles (2006)

This does not yet rule out externalism, which is compatible with this result if any of a number of different claims are true. ❋ Finlay, Stephen (2008)

He denounced in unmeasured terms the externalism of Pharisaic observance of the Law, and insisted on its spirit being observed as well as the letter. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

But this kind of externalism is not too interesting. ❋ Lau, Joe (2008)

The comments are quite good as well, since the other interpretation is a kind of externalism due to ones knowledge depending upon context. ❋ Chris (2004)

I found Williamson's kind of externalism wherein knowledge is a basic mental state and not justified belief quite persuasive with a feeling that it probably is closer to the truth than anything else I've read. ❋ Chris (2004)

Two issues relating to the internalism/externalism debate bear on women's oppression. ❋ Superson, Anita (2009)

Can one extend active externalism to perceptual consciousness? ❋ William Harryman (2009)

The corresponding externalist view is that judging that an act is right either need not motivate the rational agent (weak externalism) or does not motivate the rational agent (strong externalism). ❋ Superson, Anita (2009)

According to what Clark and Chalmers 1998 call active externalism, the environment can drive and so partially constitute cognitive processes. ❋ William Harryman (2009)

I know (A*) in virtue of my a priori, philosophical knowledge of the theory of semantic externalism and of how it applies to the case of the BIV. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Are we too hasty in dismissing externalism about perceptual experience? ❋ William Harryman (2009)

He takes internalism and externalism to be points on a scale registering the relationship between an agent and the moral understandings considered authoritative in her moral-social world. ❋ Superson, Anita (2009)

If active externalism is right, then the boundary cannot be drawn at the skull. ❋ William Harryman (2009)

She takes herself to be following feminist theorists such as Carol Gilligan and Margaret Urban Walker in examining moral issues, including that of the internalism/externalism debate, as they present themselves in richly detailed concrete situations, which, she believes, makes her account feminist (p. 71). ❋ Superson, Anita (2009)

Suppose, for example, that the doctrine of semantic externalism is correct, so that the meaning of our shared terms is determined by the overall pattern of use within our linguistic community (see the entry on externalism about mental content). ❋ Wasserman, Ryan (2009)

If internalism in its various guises fails to generate an adequate account of the justification of memory belief, then we should consider externalism. ❋ Senor, Thomas D. (2009)

Since reliabilism is the most plausible and popular externalism theory, we'll do well to put our focus there. ❋ Senor, Thomas D. (2009)

You need to have a look at externalism and reliabilism in epistemology. ❋ Unknown (2007)

One important issue relating to moral motivation that feminists have said only a bit about is the internalism/externalism debate (see entry on “Moral Motivation”). ❋ Superson, Anita (2009)

"[The factor] has [negative] externality on [the environment]" ❋ Marwan Juma (2007)

[Example]: "she's got an amazing external [appearance]" She's got an amazing [outside] appearance ❋ Erin Liu (2016)

For example, a teenager with an IPOD, [TI-83] calculator, [wrist watch], laptop computer, and a [laser pointer]. Therefore, this teenager is considered an External Cyborg. For example, if you have so many electronics on hand that being pushed into a pool of water would drown you, and not because you can't swim. This is of course assuming all of the electronics were off when you were pushed into said pool of water. Only an External Cyborg would carry that many electronics. ❋ Cubedspace3 (2010)

[External] balances are [critical] to [good] economic policies. ❋ Abu Yahya (2009)

[Elvira]: Leo the external examiner has returned your examination for review because some of the questions require [commas] to be added. Make sure you do this before you leave the office at 2.30pm today. Chuck: If all Leo has to do for his money is correct my grammar, then I'd be grateful if you'd ask him to stick that examination paper up his [fat arse]. ❋ The Gonzo Lecture (2010)

[Internal] deficits are sometimes blamed for [external] deficits, especially if both are [chronic]. ❋ Abu Yahya (2009)

Wish Tom would [bunt] now! External Frape is so annoying, keep receiving notifications to my [Iphone]! [Oh well], Off to bed! ❋ Tom Salmon (2011)

[External] balances are [critical] to [good] economic policies. ❋ Abu Yahya (2009)

[Oh that] guy is [eating] his [chips] using external peristalsis ❋ Dashoaa (2008)

[after sex] you ejactulate into your [womans] face when she [sleeps], this is the act of external ejactulation ❋ Veedee (2006)