Andrew Thomas Barnaby
Literate Experience
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Andrew Barnaby, Lisa J. Schnell, Andrew Thomas Barnaby
B1133.K56 B37 2002
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1st edition, August 3, 2002
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As Richard Rorty once told the story in his Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, the emergence in the seventeenth century of what is now called epistemology was to have a baleful influence on the subsequent history of philosophy For Rorty, modern philosophy has become a sterile enterprise to the extent that it has been premised on an interpretive model established originally by Descartes, Locke, and their contemporaries and later consolidated by Kant and nineteenth-century neo-Kantians Rorty complains in particular of modern philosophy's excessive concern with explicating mental states and processes, a sign of its continued attachment to a pervasive mind-body dualism given definitive shape and direction in the seventeenth century.
Literate Experience
2002
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Literate Experience
Andrew Barnaby, Lisa J. Schnell, Andrew Thomas Barnaby
Andrew Barnaby, Lisa J.  Schnell, Andrew Thomas Barnaby
1st edition, August 3, 2002
Palgrave Macmillan

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2002