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Conceptual Realism and Historicity: Brandom Versus Hegel
Conceptual Realism and Historicity: Brandom Versus Hegel
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ISBN 9789004714793
Brill
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- Dec 2024
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- English
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- 9.45 × 0.85 × 6.42 in
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A persistent challenge in philosophy is constructing an explicit link between mind and external reality. In this regard, this book introduces and examines two opposing philosophies. It scrutinizes Brandom's inferentialist solution, encompassinging his influential work Making It Explicit (1994) and his controversial interpretation of Hegel as a conceptual realist in A Spirit of Trust (2019). Constrastingly, it introduces Hegel's relativist historicism, arguing that a robust epistemological framework does not necessitate an explicit link to mind-independent reality. By confining knowledge to its historical context, it prevents adherence to false beliefs, maintaining openness for truth to emerge one day.
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PublisherBrill
PublishedDec 19, 2024
ISBN-109004714790
ISBN-139789004714793
Hardcover300.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9.45 × 0.85 × 6.42 in
Weight1 lb
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