On What We Call the World and Human Experience: Rorty, McDowell, and a Socio-Historical Genesis of Human Naturalness
On What We Call the World and Human Experience: Rorty, McDowell, and a Socio-Historical Genesis of Human Naturalness
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关于我们所说的世界和人类经验:罗蒂、麦克道尔和人性的社会历史起源
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10.1080/10749039.2019.1660789
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2020
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Misawa Koichiro
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In this article, I examine recent developments of socio-historical conceptions in Anglo-American analytic philosophy by focusing, via Richard Rorty and John McDowell, on the notions of the world and human experience. While how and whether McDowell’s ideas are really more than an echo of the insights within the activity-theoretical framework might be up for debate, I end by briefly considering the ways that McDowell’s philosophy enriches socio-historical research with reference to two ongoing attempts: what David Bakhurst calls McDowell’s “transformational view” of human development and learning and David Macarthur’s project of McDowellian “liberal naturalism.”