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Objectivity and the Parochial

Name: Objectivity and the Parochial
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 04533786
Price: 141.69 EUR
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Author: Charles Travis
ISBN: 9780199596218

Charles Travis

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 04533786

Casa editrice Oxford University Press, novembre 2010

Thought, to be thought at all, must be about a world independent of us. But thinking takes capacitie... Descrizione completa

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Thought, to be thought at all, must be about a world independent of us. But thinking takes capacities for thought, which inevitably shape thought's objects. What would count as something being green is, somehow, fixed by what we, who have being green in mind, are prepared to recognize. So it can seem that what is true, and what is not, is not independent of us. So our thought cannot really be about an independent world. We are confronted with an apparent paradox. Much philosophy, from Locke to Kant to Frege to Wittgenstein, to Hilary Putnam and John McDowell today, is a reaction to this paradox. Charles Travis presents a set of eleven essays, each working in its own way towards dissolving this air of paradox. The key to his account of thought and world is the idea of the parochial: features of our thought which need not belong to all thought.