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Experience and the World's Own Language
- A Critique of John McDowell's Empiricism
- Binding:
- Hardback
- Pages:
- 264
- Published:
- February 9, 2006
- Dimensions:
- 145x224x22 mm.
- Weight:
- 444 g.
Delivery:
2-3 weeks
Expected delivery: October 10, 2024
About Richard (University of Liverpool) Gaskin
View all books by Richard (University of Liverpool) GaskinDescription of Experience and the World's Own Language
John McDowell's 'minimal empiricism' is one of the most influential and widely discussed doctrines in contemporary philosophy. This work subjects it to examination and criticism, arguing that it has unacceptable consequences, and that it mistakenly rules out something we know to be the case: that infants and non-human animals experience a world.
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