  The fact that there are some significant differences between some of the views that fall under the disjunctivist label can introduce complications when it comes to trying to formulate more precisely a distinctively disjunctivist commitment that is common to all of them. So first (in section 2.1) some further remarks are in order concerning some of the different ways in which disjunctivism in general has been formulated in the literature. When it comes to assessing arguments that are presented as being either for or against disjunctivism it is obviously going to be important to be sensitive to the question of which formulation of disjunctivism is in play. Given that many who adopt a disjunctivist position do so in defence of a particular account of veridical perception, it will also be important to assess which disjunctivist commitment, if any, is actually entailed by their view of the nature of veridical perception.