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The Nature of Existence does contain a direct argument for atheism, which appears in chapter 43 of volume II.

However, recently Pingali and the second author [44] found a rather direct argument for obtaining this result from Theorem 5.14.

We will comment first on Kant's direct argument for transcendental idealism and then on his indirect argument for it through the critique of traditional metaphysics.

Second, Adam Leite (2007) argues that the direct argument for contextualism from the knowledge account of assertion rests on an equivocation on the notion of 'warranted assertability'.

Some Dogmas of Religion does not contain a direct argument for the non-existence of God, but rather contains rebuttals of arguments for the existence of God.

One way to provide a direct argument for CE normativity would be to proceed from the notion of correctness conditions, in analogy with the simple argument (Boghossian 2003: 85).

In fact, such a direct argument was asked for by Erdélyi and Szabados already for the real case.

These principles are self-evident, in part, because they are not amenable to direct argument or proof, for any such argument "will either take for granted the thing to be proved" or be "something not more evident" (EAP V.i: 361; for more discussion, see Cuneo 2004, 259 and Davis 2006, Ch. 6).

Without the Representation Argument he has no support for his direct argument that moral goodness and evil are not identical with reasonableness and unreasonableness, which relies on it for its key premise; and that too is absent from EPM.

(See Schaffer 2008b: 308 for a more direct argument that relies upon (Grounding-T).) But that there's clear blue water between these claims is evident if we combine maximalism with (Entailment)—that whatever makes a truth p true makes what p entails true too.

We also give a direct argument here.