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Bringing together essays on Wilfrid Sellars's distinction between the manifest and scientific image and on his synoptic vision of philosophy's role in mitigating their clash and aiding their fusion, this volume sheds new light on some of the most intricate, perplexing, and far-reaching aspects of his philosophy.
An international team of leading and rising scholars offers a systematic treatment of Sellars's metaphilosophy and its implications, drawing on the concepts introduced in his seminal work, Philosophy and the Scientific Image of Man. The volume is divided into four parts. The first three chapters delve into the images themselves, exploring their seemingly irresolvable tension and the philosophical challenges in attempting to overcome it. Essays in the second block address the metaphilosophical question of how the ever-evolving scientific image reshapes the nature and scope of philosophical inquiry, with a focus on the metaphysical and ontological consequences of attempts to fuse the two images. Authors of the third part revisit Sellars's philosophy through historical reinterpretations, drawing mainly on Kant, logical empiricism, and logical atomism. The final three chapters turn to Sellars's own conceptual innovations, such as conceptual frameworks and the Space of Reasons.
Attesting to his extensive legacy as a key figure in 20th-century analytic philosophy, this collection illuminates Sellars's challenging ideas in a clear, profound, and imaginative way.
Contents
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Aims, Hopes, and Images: A Prologue to Sellars's Metaphilosophy (László Kocsis and Krisztián Pete)
Part I. Clash of the Images
1- Philosophy and Its Images of Man (Danielle Macbeth)
2- Semantic Holism and the Clash of Images (Willem DeVries)
3- Normativity and the Scientific Image: A Sellarsian-Realist Perspective (Thodoris Dimitrakos and Stathis Psillos)
Part II. Metaphysics and the Sciences
4- Neo-Sellarsian Images of Philosophy and Science (Ted Parent)
5- Modal Structure and Sellars's Metaphysical Methodology (Catherine Legg and Aiden Meyer)
6- Scientific Metaphysics and the Stereoscopic View of Sellars's Two Images (Matthias Egg)
7- From the Myth of the Given to Human Freedom: A (Neo-)Kantian perspective (Michael Esfeld)
Part III. Historical Appropriations
8- A Kantian Defense of Sellarsian Picturing (David Landy)
9- On Sellars's Logical Atomist Scientific Ontology (James O'Shea)
10- Sellars's Logical Empiricism (Michael R. Hicks)
Part IV. Concepts and Other Philosophical Tools
11- Is Perceptual Knowledge Framework-relative? McDowell contra Sellars (Dionysis Christias)
12- The Metaphor of the Space of Reasons (Stefanie Dach)
13- Hypergraphing the Space of Reason (Luz Christopher Seiberth)
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