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Wilfrid Sellars (1912-1989) was a ground-breaking figure in twentieth-century philosophy. He co-founded the first American journal devoted to analytic philosophy, and he made major contributions to several areas of philosophy, but his work has been under-explored. This wide-ranging volume of new essays conveys the importance of Sellars's contributions to philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, ethical theory, and the history of philosophy. The essays explore such topics as Sellars's relation to Kant and Hegel, comparisons of Sellars with Continental philosophers such as Heidegger and Deleuze, new work on Sellars's philosophy of mind in relation to animal cognition and to AI, his contributions to ethical theory, and his place in the history of philosophy, including neo-Kantianism and American pragmatism.
Contents
1. Sellars' Conception of Categories as Classifying Conceptual Roles and its Consequences James R. O'Shea; 2. Practical Reality Defended Willem A. deVries; 3. The Place of Spirit in Nominalistic Metaphysics Dionysis Christias; 4. Epistemological Foundationalism, Metaphysical Dogmatism, and The Myth of the Acategorial Given Daniel Sacilotto; 5. Recovering the Original Image Kevin Temple; 6. Discursive animals: A Sellarsian approach to the difference between animal and human experience Rick Grush; 7. Some Reflections on Language Games...and ChatGPT Alessandra Bucella; 8. Analyzing 'Ought' - Expressivist or Metalinguistic? Stefanie Dach; 9. Sellars, Naturalism, and the 'New Failure of Nerve' Jeremy Randel Koons; 10. A Clue to Sellars' System: Transcendental Linguistics and the Scheme of Things Luz Christopher Seiberth; 11. Sellarsian Picturing and Neo-Kantian Theories of Representation August Buholzer; 12. Sellars and Peirce on Truth and the End of Inquiry Catherine Legg; 13. Sellars in Light of Dewey: Pragmatism and Mind in Nature Brandon Beasley; 14. Taking True and Making True: From Sellars to Rorty Anke Breunig.
