Phenomenal concepts and the speckled hen

Analysis 76 (4):422-426 (2016)
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Feldman proposed a solution to the speckled hen problem via ‘phenomenal concepts’, a solution which Fumerton accepted with reservation. Notwithstanding the existing criticisms of Feldman as being over-intellectualist, I argue that his approach fails for other reasons.

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Xiaoxing Zhang
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