In the Space of Reasons

"The volume presents the most readable of Wilfrid Sellars's essays in a sequence that illuminates what Robert Brandom calls the "inferentialist" conception of meaning at the heart of his work. This conception, laid out in the early essays, is deployed in various epistemological contexts throughout the book so that, upon arriving at the concluding papers on Kant, the reader has been given a tour d'horizon not only of the central topics of philosophy of mind and language, but of much of the history of philosophy as well - and, with this, a sense of what a shifting of analytic philosophy from its Humean into its Kantian stage would entail."--BOOK JACKET.

Year

2007

Language

English

Publisher

Harvard University Press

Editions

1

Pages

528

ISBN

9780674024984

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