Quénot, Georges: Approximative Realism as a Countermodel to Performative Objections Against Reductive Naturalism

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Reductive naturalism has been challenged by alleged performative contradictions concerning the theorist and the semantic or epistemic resources required for theorising. A particularly direct form arises when the theorist is pressed to affirm or deny her own existence: the report “I exist” appears to require a singular and irreducible subject that a wholly physical ontology may be unable to…

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