Unsurprisingly, the proper role of intuition in identifying and evaluating conceptual content is the main dispute.
Also in the case of an outer intuition, its proper object is not the "outer" cause of it but an "inner" mental event; human beings are capable only of having subjective intuitions whose proper object is a change in their mind (WL III, 89, 145).
Moreover, since modal intuitions of haecceitists and anti-haecceitists are at direct odds, assessing the evidential weight and proper assessment of these intuitions points towards deep methodological waters.
A mixed idea is a complex idea which contains at least one intuition as a proper part (WL I, 330 f).
Whereas mathematical principles proper are "drawn only from intuition" and so do not constitute any part of the system of principles of pure understanding, the explanation for the possibility of such mathematical principles (outlined above) must be supplemented by an account of the highest possible transcendental principles (A148 9/B188 9).
A detailed analysis of the CG dynamics reveals that the physics of glassy systems [24], [25] can be the proper framework to formalize the intuition that languages change at the same time because of and notwithstanding the fact that they are the outcome of a collective behavior [26] [28].
Sripada thinks that the proper role of experimental investigations of moral intuitions is not to identify the mechanisms underlying moral intuitions.
"Intuition" may not be the proper label for it, but women do have special powers of perception that are deeply embedded in their genetic makeup: some physical, such as wider peripheral vision; and some psychological, such as heightened emotional intelligence.
It was clear the front desk clerk wanted to help with jumper cables; his intuition said it was the proper thing to do for a frequent guest (I am a Platinum customer).
At the very least, this work suggests that philosophers should be cautious about moving from their own intuitions to claims about the proper analysis of a concept.
