International audienceThis was a general introduction to Sellars, written for a Companion to Analytical Philosophy, I focus here on two myths, the "myth of the given" and the "myth of Jones".Wilfrid Sellars est une référence incontournable pour la philosophie analytique, àplusieurs titres.La première raison est historique. C’est un acteur important du mouvement, qui alargement contribué à la visibilité de ce dernier. Il fonde avec H. Feigl, en 1950, lesPhilosophical Studies, un des principaux organes historiques de la philosophieanalytique. Il est, toujours avec Feigl, l’éditeur des Readings in Philosophical Analysisqui assignèrent un vaste périmètre au mouvement, en réunissant la tradition analytiqueanglaise, issue de Moore et de Russell, ...
The aim of the paper is to highlight a hidden reception of Ernst Cassirer’s works in the writings of...
In a previous issue of this journal, Michael Hicks challenges my critique of Wilfrid Sellars’s argum...
The ten essays in this collection were written to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the lectures whi...
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível SuperiorWilfrid Sellars is well known for his cri...
Sellars introduí la distinció entre les imatges manifesta i científica de l&rsq...
La thèse poursuit deux objectifs. Premièrement, il s'agit d'une relecture de l'ensemble du système p...
Wilfrid Stalker Sellars (Ann Arbor, 1912 – Pittsburgh, 1989) has been one of the most important Amer...
Although Wilfrid Sellars\u27s work holds a prominent place in recent analytic philosophy, little wor...
Sellars’ definition of the “history of philosophy” has become famous: philosophy is the lingua franc...
In many ways, the figure of Wilfrid Sellars personifies the second half of xxth century American phi...
The contrast between the manifest and the scientific image of the world is one of the most frequentl...
In this paper, I examine Wilfrid Sellars’ famous Myth of Jones. I argue the myth provides an ontolog...
Though Wilfrid Sellars portrayed himself as a latter-day Kantian, I argue here that he ...
Sellars’ relation to the “history of philosophy” is not exhausted in his interpreting and making use...
I argue that phenomenology should take seriously what Wilfrid Sellars calls “the Myth of the Given”....
The aim of the paper is to highlight a hidden reception of Ernst Cassirer’s works in the writings of...
In a previous issue of this journal, Michael Hicks challenges my critique of Wilfrid Sellars’s argum...
The ten essays in this collection were written to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the lectures whi...
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível SuperiorWilfrid Sellars is well known for his cri...
Sellars introduí la distinció entre les imatges manifesta i científica de l&rsq...
La thèse poursuit deux objectifs. Premièrement, il s'agit d'une relecture de l'ensemble du système p...
Wilfrid Stalker Sellars (Ann Arbor, 1912 – Pittsburgh, 1989) has been one of the most important Amer...
Although Wilfrid Sellars\u27s work holds a prominent place in recent analytic philosophy, little wor...
Sellars’ definition of the “history of philosophy” has become famous: philosophy is the lingua franc...
In many ways, the figure of Wilfrid Sellars personifies the second half of xxth century American phi...
The contrast between the manifest and the scientific image of the world is one of the most frequentl...
In this paper, I examine Wilfrid Sellars’ famous Myth of Jones. I argue the myth provides an ontolog...
Though Wilfrid Sellars portrayed himself as a latter-day Kantian, I argue here that he ...
Sellars’ relation to the “history of philosophy” is not exhausted in his interpreting and making use...
I argue that phenomenology should take seriously what Wilfrid Sellars calls “the Myth of the Given”....
The aim of the paper is to highlight a hidden reception of Ernst Cassirer’s works in the writings of...
In a previous issue of this journal, Michael Hicks challenges my critique of Wilfrid Sellars’s argum...
The ten essays in this collection were written to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the lectures whi...