Indeed, it is unclear what would count as conclusively arguing for either conclusion.
As mentioned above, there is considerable debate within feminism concerning the normative question: what would count as (full) justice for women?
What would count as independent evidence either for, or against, a domain-shift taking place?
Judah Halevi (ca. 1075 1141) discuses skepticism briefly in his Kuzari I.4 8; in this passage, a character in the poem professes skepticism about religious truths, and presents his requirements for what would count as knowledge.
If history is any guide, standards for what would count as a complete OoL theory may be unlikely to be determined by scientific consensus in the near term.
The resulting primary question was: ' What evidence exists about how people initiate and pursue talk about sensitive future matters including death, dying and planning for end of life?.' Defining the scope (see below) required reaching clarity about what would count as ' sensitive future matters' for the purposes of the review.
Until then, Luck is not even sure what would count as a successful rookie season for him.
Boghossian, for instance, uses the debate between Galileo and Cardinal Bellarmine as a case study of an encounter between antagonists operating within putatively different epistemic frameworks, who use different frameworks, or as Rorty (1979) put it "grids", for determining what would count as appropriate evidence on planetary movements.
(For further development of Dummett's ideas on thoughts as types, see Dodd (2000).) What would count, though, as a troubling Platonism about propositions?
What would count as a Christmas present from President Donald Trump?
