Reading Brandom: On Making It Explicit

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ISBN: 9780415380362 | 0415380367
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Copyright: 5/25/2010

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Robert Brandom's Making It Explicit: Reasoning, Representing and Discursive Commitment is one of the most significant, talked about and daunting books published in philosophy in recent years. Featuring specially-commissioned chapters by leading international philosophers with replies by Brandom himself, Reading Brandom: On Making It Explicit is the first collection to clarify, critically appraise and further understanding of Brandom's important book.

Contributors	p. viii
Acknowledgements	p. ix
Introduction	p. 1
Normative Pragmatics	p. 13
Thought, Norms, and Discursive Practice	p. 15
Language Not Mysterious?	p. 32
The Evolution of ôWhy?ö	p. 48
Normativity of Mind versus Philosophy as Explanation	p. 63
Pragmatism and Inferentialism	p. 81
Brandom's Challenges	p. 96
Perception, Language, and the First Person	p. 115
Brandom on Observation	p. 129
Being Subject to the Rule To Do What the Rules Tell You To Do	p. 145
The Challenge of Inferentialism	p. 157
Inferentialism and some of its Challenges	p. 159
Brandom Beleaguered	p. 181
Inferentialist Semantics	p. 195
Inference, Meaning, and Truth in Brandom, Sellars, and Frege	p. 197
Should Semantics be Deflated?	p. 213
Representation or Inference: Must We Choose? Should We?	p. 227
What is Logic?	p. 247
Truth and Expressive Completeness	p. 262
Assertibilist Truth and Objective Content: Still Inexplicit?	p. 276
Brandom's Responses	p. 295
Reply to Allan Gibbard's ôThought, Norms, and Discursive Practiceö	p. 297
Reply to Charles Taylor's ôLanguage Not Mysterious?ö	p. 301
Reply to Daniel Dennett's ôThe Evolution of 'Why?'ö	p. 305
Reply to Sebastian Rödl's ôBrandom's Theory of the Mindö	p. 309
Reply to John MacFarlane's ôPragmatism and Inferentialismö	p. 313
Reply to Jeremy Wanderer's ôBrandom's Challengesö	p. 315
Reply to Mark Lance and Rebecca Kukla's ôPerception, Language, and the First Personö	p. 316
Reply to John McDowell's ôBrandom on Observationö	p. 320
Reply to Roland Stout's ôBeing Subject to the Ruleö	p. 327
Reply to Jerry Fodor and Ernest Lepore's ôBrandom Beleagueredö	p. 332
Reply to Danielle Macbeth's ôInference, Meaning, and Truthö	p. 338
Reply to Michael Dummett's ôShould Semantics be Deflated?ö	p. 342
Reply to Michael Kremer's ôRepresentation or Inferenceö	p. 347
Reply to Bernhard Weiss's ôWhat is Logic?ö	p. 353
Reply to Kevin Scharp's ôTruth and Expressive Completenessö	p. 357
Reply to Bob Hale and Crispin Wright's ôAssertibilist Truth and Objective Contentö	p. 360
Index	p. 367
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