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Masaharu Mizumoto

Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
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  • Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
    School of Knowledge Science
    Associate Professor
Hitotsubashi University
Department of Philosophy
PhD, 2004
Nomi, Ishikawa, Japan
Areas of Interest
Epistemology
Metaphilosophy
Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
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    On a Supposed Criticism of Counterexample to Modus Ponens
    Annals of the Japan Association for Philosophy of Science 18 1-10. 2009.
    Logical Consequence and EntailmentIndicative Conditionals and Conditional Probabilities
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    Consciousness, Certainty, and Epistemic Operators
    Kagaku Tetsugaku 38 (1): 1-15. 2005.
    Semantics
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    Revisiting the Blinking Qualia Argument
    Kagaku Tetsugaku 43 (1): 45-59. 2010.
    The Blinking Qualia Argument is the argument presented in Mizumoto (2006), which is to establish that zombies are impossible a priori. In this paper I will defend the argument from the actual and possible criticisms. Since such criticisms mainly focus on the premise “If qualia blinks, the subject can notice the blinking qualia,” I will give arguments to specifically defend that premise. This will bring into light the critic’s misunderstandings on the argument, and more generally, typical misunde…Read more
    The Blinking Qualia Argument is the argument presented in Mizumoto (2006), which is to establish that zombies are impossible a priori. In this paper I will defend the argument from the actual and possible criticisms. Since such criticisms mainly focus on the premise “If qualia blinks, the subject can notice the blinking qualia,” I will give arguments to specifically defend that premise. This will bring into light the critic’s misunderstandings on the argument, and more generally, typical misunderstandings surrounding the debates over the possibility of zombies, concerning the very concept of qualia.
    Qualia
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    Transmission of Knowledge and Information -A Correspondence-
    Tetsugaku Nenpo 55 1-39. 2008.
    Epistemology of Testimony
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