Rational Intuition - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-viii

Acknowledgments

pp ix-x

Introduction

pp 1-36

Part I - Intuition in Western Philosophy

pp 37-210

1 - Intuition in Aristotle

pp 39-54

2 - Ockham: Intuition and Knowledge

pp 55-74

3 - Descartes on Intuition and Ideas

pp 75-89

4 - In a Grain of Sand: Spinoza’s Conception of Intuition

pp 90-113

5 - Kant: Intuition and the Synthetic A Priori

pp 114-130

6 - Husserl’s Phenomenological Theory of Intuition

pp 131-150

7 - Bergsonian Intuition: Getting Back into Duration

pp 151-173

8 - Intuition in Mathematics

pp 174-191

9 - Intuition in Contemporary Philosophy

pp 192-210

Part II - Intuition in Psychology and Cognitive Science

pp 211-420

10 - Expert Intuition

pp 213-238

11 - Intuition in Strategic Thinking

pp 239-256

12 - Intuition in Kahneman and Tversky’s Psychology of Rationality

pp 257-286

13 - Creative Intuition: How Eureka Results from Three Neural Mechanisms

pp 287-306

14 - Becoming Knowledge: Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms That Support Scientific Intuition

pp 307-337

15 - Intuition in 21st-Century Moral Psychology

pp 338-361

16 - Intuitions in the Study of Language: Syntax and Semantics*

pp 362-394

17 - Jung and Whitehead: An Interplay of Psychological and Philosophical Perspectives on Rationality and Intuition

pp 395-420

Index

pp 421-440