Fumerton (1995: 75) replies that while acquaintance itself is nonpropositional, that does not rule out that propositions or thoughts are objects of acquaintance or constituents of objects of acquaintance, and if one is acquainted with a relation of correspondence between a thought and a fact, that would seem to provide all the justification one could need or want.
Indeed, as we have seen, some acquaintance theorists hold that one is acquainted with or directly aware of all intrinsic sensory or phenomenal features of one's experience, including specific shades of color.
I had to think, how do you take that character that everybody is acquainted with the most extreme version of, and how do you ground her and make her a real person?
First, it no longer seems that Russell and Price's criterion that is reminiscent of the method of doubt is a very good method for determining what one is acquainted with, for there will be some objects of acquaintance that are susceptible to some degree of doubt.
This worry is sometimes put in terms of acquaintance: the specific way in which the thinker is acquainted with the referent of her thought in using phenomenal concepts does not seem to be captured by the demonstrative account (see Levine 2007).
I need not mention the legend104 which is related concerning them, since almost everybody is acquainted with it.
Johnson is acquainted with cancer – it killed both his wife and Brilleaux.
She is acquainted with her only because of an anatomy class.
He is acquainted with the other regional realists with whom he is grouped.
Paul Raeburn's most recent book is Acquainted with the Night, a memoir of raising children with depression and bipolar disorder.
Mr. Strasberg, 43, is acquainted with MDC because he worked at Crispin Porter & Bogusky before joining Doner in 2008.
