Anti‐individualism and agnosticism
1. In Brown 1995 I presented a reductio argument for the incompatibility of anti-individualism and the principle of privileged access. This principle states that a subject can have a priori knowledge of his thought contents in the sense that he can know his thought contents without depending in a justificatory way on empirical investigation. The reductio depends on the idea that if anti-individualism is true, then a subject who knows the arguments for anti-individualism may have a priori knowledge that his having a particular thought content, say p, entails some proposition about his environment, E. The subject could combine this a priori knowledge