Dispensing with experiential acquaintance

Experiential acquaintance is an alleged relation between ourselves and our experiences that has sometimes been hypothesised as necessary for knowledge of experiences. This paper begins with a clarification ‘acquaintance’ explanation ‘experience’ focuses attention on famous, but flawed, argument by G. E. Moore. It goes to critically examine several recent arguments concerning experiential show how internalist foundationalism can respond famous Sellarsian dilemma without appeal concludes we dispense acquaintance.