Intuitions play a peculiar part in philosophical enquiry, either serving as evidence for the premises in philosophical arguments, or as judgements obtained as a result of hypothetical cases. Its probative status, however, is quite controversial. With that in mind, we intend to investigate whether intuitions are a reliable tool for philosophical enquiry. Some questions must be addressed in order to understand the probative status of intuitions. Contemporary philosophers seek to investigate the role of intuitions in establishing philosophy’s autonomous and authoritative quality. Intuitions may be understood as a priori, which places them in an autonomous and authoritative relation to science. They may also be understood as posteriori...