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    Allison's move conflates the linguistic incoherence of pe... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The coherence of transcendental idealism, on Allison's reconstruction, rests on the premise that there is no coherent sense to questions about how objects are independent of any perspective on them.

    Allison's move conflates the linguistic incoherence of perspective-free descriptions with the metaphysical incoherence of perspective-independent existence, committing a use-mention fallacy.

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    Allison
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    Conflates(in argumentation and logic)
    Treats two different things as if they're the same thing, or mixes them up in a way that causes confusion.
    linguistic incoherence(one type of problem being confused with another)
    When words or language don't make logical sense when you try to use them together.
    metaphysical incoherence(a deeper problem about existence itself)
    When something is logically impossible about the actual nature of reality itself—not just in how we talk about it.

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    perspective-free descriptions(what can't be expressed in language)
    Descriptions or statements that claim to describe something without being seen from any particular viewpoint or position.
    perspective-independent existence(what may be impossible in reality)
    The idea that something could exist completely apart from anyone's viewpoint or way of observing it.
    use-mention fallacy(as a logical error in reasoning)
    A logical mistake where you confuse the way a word is used in conversation with what the word actually refers to or means—like confusing how people say something with what that something actually is.

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