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Brandom on Norms and Objectivity
Critical Horizons, 2018The aim of this paper is to investigate Brandom’s conception of the objectivity of norms. In Making It Explicit Brandom supports a weak notion of objectivity based on his understanding of the persp...
Leonardo Marchettoni
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Brandom, Hegel and Inferentialism
International Journal of Philosophical Studies, 2002In the course of developing a semantics with epistemological intent, Brandom claims that his inferentialism is Hegelian. This paper argues that, even on a charitable reading, Brandom is an anti-Hegelian.
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Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2021
AbstractI discuss an objection by Margaret Wilson against Robert Brandom's interpretation of Leibniz's account of perceptual distinctness. According to Brandom, Leibniz holds that (i) the relative distinctness of a perception is a function of its inferentially articulated content and (ii) apperception, or awareness, is explicable in terms of degrees of
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AbstractI discuss an objection by Margaret Wilson against Robert Brandom's interpretation of Leibniz's account of perceptual distinctness. According to Brandom, Leibniz holds that (i) the relative distinctness of a perception is a function of its inferentially articulated content and (ii) apperception, or awareness, is explicable in terms of degrees of
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International Journal of Philosophical Studies, 2019
Recognition is for Brandom an answer to the question of the conditions of possibility of conceptual norms. Brandom distinguishes three distinct dimensions of the recognitive process: (a) the social and pragmatic dimension, (b) the inferential dimension, and (c) the historical dimension.
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Recognition is for Brandom an answer to the question of the conditions of possibility of conceptual norms. Brandom distinguishes three distinct dimensions of the recognitive process: (a) the social and pragmatic dimension, (b) the inferential dimension, and (c) the historical dimension.
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Synthese, 2017
Brandom’s inferentialism offers, in many ways, a radically new approach to old issues in semantics and the theory of intentionality. But, in one respect at least, it clings tenaciously to the mainstream philosophical tradition of the middle years of the twentieth century.
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Brandom’s inferentialism offers, in many ways, a radically new approach to old issues in semantics and the theory of intentionality. But, in one respect at least, it clings tenaciously to the mainstream philosophical tradition of the middle years of the twentieth century.
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Brandom's Burdens: Compositionality and Inferentialism
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2001Abstract ROBERT BRANDOM has it in mind to run a ‘pragmatist’ theory of content(/concept possession/linguistic competence). That is, he wants to reconstruct notions like saying such and such or believing such and such (and, eventually, notions like knowing what a word means and having a concept) in terms of a distinctive kind of ...
Jerry Fodor, Ernest Lepore
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Towards an Analytic Pragmatism Brandom on Knowledge and Entitlement Of -Mesons and Oranges: Scrutinising Brandom's Concept of Observability Successful Action and True Beliefs Are Fundamental Discursive Norms Objective? Realist and Idealist Interpretations of Brandom's Account of Objectivity Comparing Brandom's Critical Reading and Hegel's Systematic ...
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Towards an Analytic Pragmatism Brandom on Knowledge and Entitlement Of -Mesons and Oranges: Scrutinising Brandom's Concept of Observability Successful Action and True Beliefs Are Fundamental Discursive Norms Objective? Realist and Idealist Interpretations of Brandom's Account of Objectivity Comparing Brandom's Critical Reading and Hegel's Systematic ...
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