Abstract I begin this paper by demonstrating that there is a perceived overlap between phenomenology and the personal level. This perception has recently played decisive role in evaluating phenomenological contributions to discussions within cognitive science, for example, on topics of social cognition. In paper, aim not only understand what might be meant associating with level, but cast assoc...

Both traditional and naturalistic epistemologists have long assumed that the examination of human psychology has no relevance to the prescriptive goal of traditional epistemology, that of providing first-person guidance in determining the truth. Contrary to both, I apply insights about the psychology of human perception and concept-formation to a very traditional epistemological project: the fo...

We analyze a sample of 336 venture capital exits from 12 Asia -Pacific countries: Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand. The data also comprise these countries’ venture capitalists’ investments in U.S.-based entrepreneurial firms. We consider the determinants of the types of entrepreneurial firms receiving ...