Reviews of Meaning, Knowledge and Reality, and Mind, Value and Reality by John McDowell
Times Literary Supplement (2000)
| Abstract | In a characteristic passage John McDowell says: [T]his is one of those set-ups that are familiar in philosophy, in which a supposedly exhaustive choice confers a spurious plausibility on a philosophical position. The apparent plausibility is not intrinsic to the position, but reflects an assumed framework; when one looks at the position on its own, the plausibility crumbles away ... In such a situation, the thing to do is to query the assumption that seems to force the choice. | |||||||||
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