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    Emerson

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    The name 'Emerson' without further qualification most commonly refers to Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882), the American Transcendentalist essayist and philosopher. However, the 'contemporary' era designation and the argument topic (a priori logical knowledge vs. computational cognition) suggest this may refer to a different, less prominent contemporary philosopher working in philosophy of mind or epistemology. Without reliable identifying information, a confident scholarly profile cannot be generated.

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    Contributed to debates on the epistemology of logical knowledge

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    Engaged with tensions between apriorism and computational theories of mind

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    Skepticism

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    There is a fundamental tension between treating logical knowledge as a priori and the computational intractability of deciding logical validity.

    Truth & Knowledge

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    There is a fundamental tension between treating logical knowledge as a priori and the computational intractability of deciding logical validity.

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