Wes Alwan
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6,050 appearances
19 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
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Wes Alwan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Con in there 'cause it's something else.
But we um
We must
So reject the traditional sandwich.
Right.
The sandwich would be the self and then the input output layers, including perception, I guess, and motor activity.
And then the world, for
The self, he says, is to spread out into the world and
So that's where he gets, you know Well, he's relating what she's saying, but it it's that's just vague, I don't know.
He's great.
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The things we read are a bit dense, probably.
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They could use a bit more explication, but maybe not for the audience that he's writing for in a particular journal.
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At that time, he's overall a really good writer, and he's obviously a great thinker.
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There's only a certain amount of analytic philosophy I can take, so I'm a little worried that you're going to try and, because of your course, death march us through a lot of analytic philosophy of mine, but we'll see.
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Mm-hmm.
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forget
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Yeah, let's get into it.
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Okay, what explains the presumption that a speaker is right when he sincerely attributes a belief, desire, or intention to his present self, while there is no such presumption when others make similar attributions to him?
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It is argued that solutions to the problem of knowledge of other minds, which merely restate the asymmetry, leave open the field to the skeptic.
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A new explanation of first-person authority is offered, which traces the source of authority to a necessary feature of the interpretation of speech.
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