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DOI: 10.1305/ndjfl/1093887626
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A logic of belief.

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“…I am setting such misgivings aside, however, to focus on a more fundamental ontological issue: Doris's notion of local traits is parasitic on the notion of local situations —situations similar enough to warrant the application of a trait. But as Blum (2003) points out, Doris fails to specify the concept of a situation that can play the required role for him. Blum does not develop a detailed objection which goes to the heart of the situationist project; he simply mentions it in passing.…”
Section: The Situationism–dispositionism Debate In Philosophy Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I am setting such misgivings aside, however, to focus on a more fundamental ontological issue: Doris's notion of local traits is parasitic on the notion of local situations —situations similar enough to warrant the application of a trait. But as Blum (2003) points out, Doris fails to specify the concept of a situation that can play the required role for him. Blum does not develop a detailed objection which goes to the heart of the situationist project; he simply mentions it in passing.…”
Section: The Situationism–dispositionism Debate In Philosophy Andmentioning
confidence: 99%