Introduction

the old rationalism and the new rationalism

1-6

The self-imposition of authoritative rational intuition

9-40

Beyond experimentalism

41-72

Rational intuitions and analytic metaphysics

73-101

Towards a defense of rational intuitions

102-133

Introduction

137-150

Rationalism lost

the original Benacerraf dilemma

151-163

The Benacerraf dilemma extended and generalized

164-177

What is a priori knowledge?

178-219

What are intuitions?

220-232

Rational intuitions and the irrelevance of experimental philosophy

233-245

Philosophical intuitions, scientific naturalism, and the mathematico-centric predicament

246-254

Kantian structuralism

255-280

Kantian intuitionism

281-298

Parsons, Kantian structuralism, and Kantian intuitionism

299-315

Why logic must be transcendental

316-355

Conclusion

Amy E. Varela

356-359