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More About This Title John McDowell Experience
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- Provides original and critical essays examining McDowell’s reading and appropriation of Sellars, Kant, and Hegel in his own philosophy
- Explores McDowell’s notions of perceptual experience and his proposed rethinking of our conception of nature in light of the challenges that reason and normativity introduce
- Includes an original essay by McDowell that includes significant developments of his conception of perceptual experience
- Offers thorough and penetrating responses by McDowell to his critics
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1. Avoiding the Myth of the Given (John McDowell, University of Pittsburgh).
2. Perception and Content (Bill Brewer, University of Warwick).
3. McDowell, Sellars, and Sense Impressions (Willem A. deVries, University of New Hampshire).
4. Three Sorts of Naturalism (Hans Fink, University of Aarhus).
5. Varieties of Nature in Hegel and McDowell (Christoph Halbig, University of Jena).
6. Thought and Experience in Hegel and McDowell (Stephen Houlgate, University of Warwick).
7. Practical Reason and its Animal Precursors (Sabina Lovibond, Worcester College, Oxford University).
8. Contemporary Epistemology: Kant, Hegel, McDowell (Kenneth R. Westphal, University of East Anglia).
9. Science and Sensibility: McDowell and Sellars on Perceptual Experience (Michael Williams, John Hopkins University).
10. Reason’s Reach (Charles Travis, King's College London).
11. Responses (John McDowell, University of Pittsburgh).
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