… nor defend the role of philosophical intuition here (even if it … epistemology of philosophy (and
armchair domains generally), … -reliable expert philosophers (and content-reliable armchair …

… are environments in which reliable judgments can be made, and … us a good reason to question
the reliability of case judgements by … We wish to thank the participants of the Intuitions and …

… “Moral intuitions are simply one cognitive manifestation of our moral understanding, just
as … relevant to the reliability of intuitions. The debate between critics of moral intuitions, and …

… reliable indication that their experiences themselves in fact have such a similarity structure.
… Pautz argues that we do not simply face a stalemate of competing “intuitions” about which of …

… Although, when I refer to the concept of intuition coherent with traditional, “armchair” … be
relevant in a dispute on the reliability of the method in which intuitions play an important role. For …

… intuition is a reliable indicator provided her physical theory is. Since Boyd is a moral naturalist,
his account of moral intuitions can be understood as one whereby intuitions, … intuitions …

… intuitions are not in any significant sense case judgments: the intuition that time flows or the
intuition … There may be other ways, besides an argument for reliability, to secure warrant for …

… both armchair and experimental philosophy based on testing folk … reliability of intuitions
depends on their reliability. The method of cases relies on the claim that intuitions are reliable …

… The armchair method of appealing to intuitions in philosophical debates has recently come
under attack. Several studies conducted by experimental philosophers suggest that intuitive …

… not equally reliable across all types of deployment. To illustrate, while it is highly reliable as
… of bodily sensations, it is notoriously less reliable as an instrument for registering desires. I …