counteraffirmation

noun

counteraffirmation

noun

Etymology From counter- + affirmation.

1

An affirmation in opposition to another affirmation.

  • So understood, it is not entirely clear how this response meets the skeptical challenge or how it is anything more than a dogmatic counteraffirmation to the skeptic's claim that veridical perception and deceptive appearances are indistinguishable.2011, Michael D. Barber, The Intentional Spectrum and Intersubjectivity, page 46:

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