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SUMMARY:Teorema: Intuition
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DESCRIPTION:<p>Few philosophical concepts are more central than that of&nbsp\;<em>intuition</em>.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Within the phenomenological tradition\, intuition is that privileged mode of consciousness in which an object is present or given.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;It is contrasted with empty or signitive acts. Among many contemporary philosophers\, intuitions are propositional attitudes whose contents seem true to their subjects.&nbsp\;teoremainvites submissions on all aspects of this topic.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Just what is intuition?&nbsp\;&nbsp\;What are the various species of it?&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Is all intuition sensuous\, or can we intuit such things as essences\, necessities\, possibilities\, and normative states of affairs?&nbsp\;&nbsp\;What role does intuition play in the production of knowledge\, and how does it do so?&nbsp\;&nbsp\;How is intuition related to acts of meaning\, conceiving\, and theorizing?&nbsp\;&nbsp\;What role do empty intentions and horizons play in intuitive acts?&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Do philosophers&mdash\;phenomenologists and contemporary philosophers\, for instance&mdash\;use the term &lsquo\;intuition&rsquo\; univocally?</p>\n\n<p>teorema&nbsp\;encourages submissions on these and related questions from authors working either within the phenomenological or other traditions.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Articles must be written in English and should not exceed 6\,000 words.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;For the presentation of their articles\, authors are requested to take into account the instructions available at</p>\n\n<p>http://www.unioviedo.es/Teorema/English/Authors.html</a></p>\n\n<p>Submissions must be suitable for blind review.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Both a DOC and a PDF document must be sent to the Editor by January 15\, 2014.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Notification of intent to submit\, including both a title and a brief summary of the content\, will be greatly appreciated\, as it will assist with the coordination and planning of the special issue.</p>\n<p><br>Guest Editor for this issue will be ASSOC. PROF. WALTER HOPP (Boston University).</p>\n\n<p>Contact details for queries and submissions:</p>\n\n<p>Prof. Luis M. Vald&eacute\;s Villanueva</p>\n<p>Editor of&nbsp\;teorema</p>\n<p>E-mail:&nbsp\;<em>teorema@uniovi.es</em></a></p>\n\n\n<p><strong><em>Deadline for submissions: January 15\, 2014.</em></strong></p>\n<strong><em><br></em></strong>
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