Seminari Richard Rorty

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Anti-authoritarianism in epistemology and ehtics

Del 25 al 29 de juny de 1996

Programa:

  1. Is knowing the most distinctively human capacity?

  2. Knowledge from a Darwinian point of view

  3. Pragmatism as romantic utilitarianism

  4. The linguistification of pragmatism

  5. A world of relations without substances

  6. Cartesian scepticism and Cartesian dualism

  7. Two misleading Kantian distinctions: justification vs. truth and sentiment vs. obligation

  8. The anti-Kantian revolt in ethics

  9. Brandom's neo-Wittgensteinian philosophy of language

  10. McDowell on the relation between reason and nature
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The Distinction between morality and prudence

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Justice as a larger loyalty

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Pan-relationalism, a vision of a world without substances

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Introduction to McDowell's book

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Wilfrid Sellars and Donald Davidson, and to relate their work to that of two other philosophers: Robert Brandom and John McDowell, who've been greatly influenced by them

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Is the topic of truth relevant to democratic politics?

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Is reason unified by universalistic presuppositions?

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Is knowing the most distinctively human capacity?

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Pragmatism as romantic utilitarianism

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