Others have endorsed versions of Strawson's claim.
Margaret Boden, Tim Crane, Daniel Dennett, Jerry Fodor, Stevan Harnad, Hans Moravec and Georges Rey are among those who have endorsed versions of this reply at one time or another.
Perlis (1992), Chalmers (1996) and Block (2002) have apparently endorsed versions of a Virtual Mind reply as well, as has Richard Hanley in The Metaphysics of Star Trek (1997).
Some contemporary contextualists, including Lewis 1996, Schaffer 2004, Blome-Tillmann 2009b, and Ichikawa 2011b, are naturally thought of as endorsing versions of the relevant alternatives theory (where which alternatives are 'relevant' for a given use of 'knows' depends on the context of utterance).
If you were truly to follow Youngstown, you can't embrace the strongest version of the unitary executive theory". Judge Alito endorsed a version of the unitary executive theory in a 2000 speech to the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group.
Gov. James E. McGreevey, a Democrat, has not yet endorsed either version of the bill.
Downing St endorsed that version: 'Mr Ashdown told the Prime Minister of his intentions some time ago.' Mr Blair last night led tributes to Mr Ashdown.
In the debate over single-payer, several prominent Democratic candidates and officials have endorsed some version of "Medicare for all," a broad slogan that has been applied to a range of policies that would expand government-backed health care.
It is as if Mr. Ashcroft has endorsed a version of situation ethics under which he does not have to be judged by the same standard by which he judges.
