«Numerous philosophical accounts of evidence for causal claims have argued that the strongest causal inferences result from multiple mutually - reinforcing evidence sources,» Blunt points out. (sciencenews.org)
However, even if one admits on the basis of experience alone that one feels individuals, and that by this very fact one is inclined to the view that somehow individuals are immanent, the question still remains: Does Whitehead's metaphysics provide an adequate philosophical account of this fact of experience? (religion-online.org)
Novels are particularly rich in their explorations of these issues, though such understanding need not be gained only from novels: In The Therapy of Desire (1994) Nussbaum seeks» not always successfully» to discover in certain Hellenistic thinkers a distinctively philosophical account of the value of the emotions. (firstthings.com)