  A standard line of objection against McDowell’s disjunctivist proposal is that the epistemological considerations he invokes do not adequately support the disjunctive account of experience that he recommends. The general claim behind this line of objection is that an adequate account of the epistemological role of perceptual experience need not involve any appeal to disjunctivism. As there are many different accounts of the epistemological role of perceptual experience, there are many different forms that this line of objection can take.