Exploring the Space of Reasons

In The Formation of Reason. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 99–122 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: McDowell on the Space of Reasons Brandom's Inferentialism Ilyenkov on the Ideal Conclusion.

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exploring space of reasons   Mcdowell on space of reasons ‐ demarcating style of explanation, or ‘mode of intelligibility’   Sellars, contrasting locating episode or state ‐ in space of reasons, empirical description   McDowell, following Davidson in thinking ‐ adapting Tarski's theory of truth, sentences of object language, pairing with its truth conditions   McDowell, speaking of persons ‐ as ‘inhabitants’ of space of reasons   Brandom's inferentialism, concurring with McDowell's ‐ what is significant about human beings, is our responsiveness to reasons, invoking space of reasons   Brandom, that de‐repropositional attitude ascription ‐ ‘the primary representational locution in ordinary language’   Evald Ilyenkov's article on ‘the ideal’ ‐ thoughts, concepts, ideas, experiences, phenomena that McDowell portrays as items in space of reasons   Ilyenkov, developing this idea ‐ recalling McDowell's appeal to tradition in different ways   notion of space of reasons, in McDowell and Brandom's work ‐

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