Supporters
Mortimer J. Adler David Armstrong Bruce Aune Harold I. Brown Willem deVries
Charles Echelbarger Jay Garfield Gilbert Harman Charles Landesman Marc Lange
Danielle Macbeth Joseph Margolis Ausonio Marras Gerald J. Massey Jaroslav Peregrin
Jay F. Rosenberg David Rosenthal William Rottschaefer Jeff Sicha Timm Triplett
Max Weismann        

SELLARS FORUM

"When he had said that, his disciple shouted . . . : 'But I believe in your cause and consider it so strong that I will say everything, everything that I can find in my heart to say against it.' The innovator laughed . . . : 'This kind of discipleship,' he said then, 'is the best . . .'"
[Nietzsche, The Gay Science]

Moderator's Introduction


This forum is open to anyone who has something of interest to say about the writings or topics discussed by Wilfrid Sellars. However, since this is a moderated forum, the contribution must satisfy the moderator before it is posted. All contributions should be sent to: chrucky@ditext.com.

July 1999:
Teed Rockwell, "Experience and Sensation: Sellars and Dewey on the Non-Cognitive Aspects of Mental Life"

Nov. 24, 1998:
William Alston, "Sellars and the 'Myth of the Given' "

Sept. 11, 1998:
Thomas Vinci, "The Myth of the Myth of the Given"

Ronald C. Hoy, "The Given and the Self-Presenting," Nous 19 (1985): 347-64.

June 10, 1998:
Harold I. Brown, "Conceptual Comparison and Conceptual Innovation"

June 1, 1997:
Marc Lange, "Salience, Supervenience, and Layer Cakes in Sellars's Scientific Realism, McDowell's Moral Realism, and the Philosophy of Mind"

1997:
Andrew Chrucky, "Comment on Sellars' view of philosophy"

April 19, 1996:
Willem deVries, "Sellars, Animals, and Thought" .

Feb. 6, 1996:
Jaroslav Peregrin, "Comment on Jay Rosenberg's 'Categorial Ontology'"

1995:
Danielle Macbeth, "Pragmatism and the Philosophy of Language," Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 55 (1995): 501-23.

July 13, 1993:
Anonymous referee's report for the Australasian Journal of Philosophy on an article submitted by Andrew Chrucky.

1991:
David Benfield, "Chrucky's Way Out for Sellars"


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