دانلود کتاب Reading Brandom: On A Spirit of Trust

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction
The contributions
PART I: Semantics
1. Brandom on Hegel on negation
I
II
Notes
References
2. Truth and incompatibility
I. Introduction
II. Incompatibility
III. Conceptual dynamism
IV. Truth
V. Hegel
VI. Some logical upshots
Notes
References
3. Brandom on the Introduction to the Phenomenology
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
XI
XII
Notes
References
4. The possibility of a semantic interpretation of Hegel’s conception of consciousness
I. A prima facie case for Brandom’s pragmatist semantic
interpretation of the Phenomenology of Spirit
II. Brandom on Hegel on Sense Certainty
III. Brandom on Hegel on Perception
IV. The logic and metaphysics of the intentional attitudes of Sense
Certainty and Perception
V. The relevance of modality
Notes
References
5. Where is the conflict in Brandom’s theory of recognition (and why should there be any)?
I. Robust recognition
II. Recognition as forgiveness
III. The essential role of conflict
Notes
References
6. Intentional agency and conceptual idealism: Brandom on Hegelian reason
I. “Making realism intelligible”
II. Three issues
III. Two comparisons
IV. Locating conceptual idealism in the Phenomenology
Notes
References
PART II: With an edifying intent
7. Semantic self-consciousness
I
II
III
Notes
References
8. Is Brandom a positivist?: Notes on alienation, trust, confession, and forgiveness
I. The charge of positivism
II. Alienation as loss of trust in the world
III. A right to recognition and the obligation to forgive
Notes
References
9. Spirit and alienation in Brandom’s A Spirit of Trust: Entfremdung, Entäußerung, and the causal entropy of normativity
I. Brandom’s alienation
II. Alienation reconsidered
Notes
References
10. A pure philosophy of language with an edifying intent: Brandom’s reply to Rorty
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II
III
IV
Notes
References
11. Brandom on postmodern ethical life: moral and political problems
I. Brandom on postmodern ethical life
II. The structure of rational reconstructions
III. Moral implications of postmodern ethical life
IV. Moral problems with magnanimous trust
V. Political problems with magnanimous trust
Notes
References
12. Brandom’s Hegel
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II
III
IV
Notes
References
Index