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Episode 155: Richard Rorty Against Epistemology (Part Two)
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Continuing on Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, Ch. 3–4. Rorty claims that Kantians improperly read Kantian concerns (the connection between the senses and reason) back into the ancients. He thought that Sellars's "epistemological behaviorism" was right on, and despite what you may have heard does not give a bad rep to animals and babies. Plus, psychological nominalism! Woo hoo! Listen to part 1 first, or get the unbroken, ad-free Citizen edition. Please support PEL! End song: "The Ghosts Are Alright" from The Bye-Bye Blackbirds; check out the interview on Nakedly Examined Music #32. Get 30% off Godaddy.com domain names and other services with the coupon code PEL30. Get free meals shipped to you free at blueapron.com/pel.
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