Critical notice of Robert Brandom, A Spirit of Trust. A Reading of Hegel’s Phenomenology
Fregel vs the Masters of Suspicion: A Critical Notice of Robert Brandom’s A Spirit of Trust Rorty claims to have once remarked to Sellars, “if a man be perverse enough to bind the spirit of Hegel in the fetters of Carnap, how shall he find readers?” If Sellars’s epistemology in his Empiricism and t...
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European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy
2020
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| Summary: | Fregel vs the Masters of Suspicion: A Critical Notice of Robert Brandom’s A Spirit of Trust Rorty claims to have once remarked to Sellars, “if a man be perverse enough to bind the spirit of Hegel in the fetters of Carnap, how shall he find readers?” If Sellars’s epistemology in his Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind is “the spirit of Hegel found in the fetters of Carnap,” then correspondingly, Brandom’s A Spirit of Trust: A Reading of the Phenomenology is ‘the spirit of Hegel bound in the... |
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