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Vague observational predicates like ‘red’ and ‘loud’ are associated with at least two distinctive philosophical problems. First, these words appear to generate the most intractable form of the sorites paradox because they permit the construction of sorites series in which neighboring items are indiscriminable, not just incrementally different, on the relevant dimension. While it is at least non-incredible...
In their paper “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” (2000), George Graham and Terence Horgan argue, contrary to a widespread view, that the so- called Knowledge Argument may after all pose a problem for certain materialist accounts of perceptual experience. I propose a reply to Graham and Horgan on the materialist’s behalf, making use of a distinction between knowing what it’s like to see something F and...
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