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Notes on Contributors.
Introduction.
1 Austerity and Openness: R. M. Sainsbury(University of Texas at Austin and King’s College London).
Response to Sainsbury: John McDowell.
2 Reason and Language: Richard G. Heck, Jr. (Brown University and Arché).
Response to Heck: John McDowell.
3 Some Philosophical Integrations: Akeel Bilgrami (Columbia University).
Response to Bilgrami: John McDowell.
4 Self-Knowledge and Inner Space: Cynthia Macdonald (University of Canterbury, New Zealand, and Queen’s University Belfast).
Response to Macdonald: John McDowell.
5 Personal Identity, Ethical not Metaphysical: Carol Rovane (Columbia University).
Response to Rovane: John McDowell.
6 Acting in the Light of the Appearances: Jonathan Dancy (University of Reading and University of Texas at Austin).
Response to Dancy: John McDowell.
7 External Reasons: Philip Pettit and Michael Smith (Princeton University).
Response to Pettit and Smith: John McDowell.
8 Aristotle’s Use of Prudential Concepts: T. H. Irwin (Cornell University).
Response to Irwin: John McDowell.
9 Julius Caesar and George Berkeley Play Leapfrog: Simon Blackburn (University of Cambridge).
Response to Blackburn: John McDowell.
10 The Two Natures: Another Dogma?: Graham Macdonald (University of Canterbury, New Zealand, and Queen’s University Belfast).
Response to Macdonald: John McDowell.
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Plummer Ronald
reviewed McDowell and His Critics on July 25, 2011
McDowell and His Critics
050216: almost inspires me to read n again... almost. have not read much n, three books by him, bio., intro, guide, major presence in other's work. this book reminds me of the first read from continental european philosophers series, , several years ago, this does not change the reaction. being: great on individual being and existence... but on the second half: dismay on how he sees the ethical/moral/political aspect of human society...
my knowledge of n is therefore shallow. this book takes seriously how he is translated, how interpreted, how great, how appropriated by other thinkers. long chapter on heidegger's version of nietzsche but if you want hd i rec a bit on how derrida, foucault, deleuze, interpret him. interesting and maybe encouraging a new look at n... maybe...
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