Representation, Experience, and Metaphysics
Towards an Integrated Anti-Representationalist Philosophy
- 200 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Engaging with the contemporary debate on anti-representationalism, this book explores its implications within philosophy, particularly through the lens of neo-pragmatism as articulated by thinkers like Rorty and Price. It critiques their positive philosophical frameworks while also connecting these ideas to discussions in the philosophy of perception and cognitive science. By examining the tension between representationalism and anti-representationalism, the work offers a fresh understanding of neo-pragmatism and its relevance to broader philosophical inquiries.
