Human Knowledge and “As-If” Knowledge of Ideal Observers

Constructivist Foundations 10 (2):239-240 (2015)
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Abstract

Open peer commentary on the article “What Can the Global Observer Know?” by Diana Gasparyan. Upshot: My comments are aimed at certain difficulties and ambivalent statements in Gasparyan’s paper that are necessary to clarify before any productive discussion can start. Particularly, the underlying problem of her research should be made more explicit and internal differentiation of various research contexts should be more precise

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Konstantin Pavlov-Pinus
Russian State University for the Humanities (PhD)

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