Kantian conceptual geography / Nathaniel Jason Goldberg.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Goldberg, Nathaniel Jason, author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804.

Kant, Immanuel.

Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804. Kritik der reinen Vernunft.

Space.

Physical Description:

xiii, 271 pages ; 25 cm

Place of Publication:

New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2015]

Contents:

Part 1 Establishing Kantianism's Borders

1 Dualism, Principlism, Kantianism 3

1 Kantianism 6

2 Kantianism and Kant's Critique of Pure Reason 12

3 Contrasting Views 18

4 The Plan of This Work 25

5 Naturalism 29

Part 2 Exploring Kantian Territory

2 Philip Pettit 33

1 Response-Dependence 34

2 Pettit's Response-Dependence and Kantianism 40

3 From Kantianism to Noumenalism 46

4 Complicating the Debate 49

5 Pettit's Trilemma 54

6 Lessons for Kantian Conceptual Geography 55

3 Thomas Kuhn 58

1 Pettit and Kuhn on Language Learning 59

2 Kuhn's Kantianism 66

3 Residual Issues Concerning Kuhn's Kantianism 72

4 From Kantianism to Incommensurability 74

5 Lessons for Kantian Conceptual Geography 79

4 Donald Davidson 80

1 Radical Interpretation and Kantianism 82

2 Language Learning and Kantianism 91

3 Reconcilable and Irreconcilable Differences 100

4 The Curious Case of Swampman 101

5 Lessons for Kantian Conceptual Geography 104

Part 3 Defending Kantianism's Borders

5 Defending Dualism 109

1 Scheme/Content Dualism and (My) Dualism 111

2 First Half of Davidson's Argument Against the Scheme Side 115

3 Second Half of Davidson's Argument Against the Scheme Side 119

4 Evaluating That Second Half 125

5 Davidson's Argument Against the Content Side 127

6 Dualism Defended 132

7 Lessons for Kantian Conceptual Geography 133

6 Defending Principlism 136

1 Kant's Principlism 138

2 Classic Arguments Against Kant's Principlism 144

3 Carnap's Principlism 146

4 Quine's Arguments Against Carnap's Principlism 150

5 Friedman's Principlism 154

6 Defending Friedman's Principlism 159

7 Principlism Defended 162

8 Lessons for Kantian Conceptual Geography 162

Part 4 Looking for New Land within Kantianism's Borders

7 From Dualism to a Kantian Account of Meaning 167

1 Kantian Account of Meaning 168

2 Kantian Account Explored 173

3 Platonic Realist Account of Meaning 175

4 Aristotelian Realist Account of Meaning 177

5 Berkeleian Idealist Account of Meaning 181

6 Lockean Hybridist Account of Meaning 182

7 Hegelian Pragmatist Account of Meaning 184

8 Lessons for Kantian Conceptual Geography 186

8 Problems That a Kantian Account of Meaning Faces 188

1 First Three Putative Problems: Indeterminacy, Relativism, and Incommensurability 188

2 Fourth and Fifth Putative Problem: Infinite Regression and Truth-Value Relativism 192

3 Sixth Putative Problem: Empirical-Property Relativism 194

4 Seventh Putative Problem: A Plurality of Empirical Worlds 199

5 Eighth Putative Problem: Movability Between Empirical Worlds 202

6 The Unity of Reason 208

7 Lessons for Kantian Conceptual Geography 212

9 From Principlism to Kantian Thoughts on Truth 214

1 Anthropocentric Kantian Thoughts from Kant 215

2 Ethnocentric Kantian Thoughts from Kuhn, Carnap, and Friedman 219

3 Un-Principled Kantian Thoughts from Pettit and Quine 224

4 Logocentric Kantian Thoughts from Davidson 228

5 The Historical Story in Full 232

6 Lessons for Kantian Conceptual Geography 233

Part 5 Lessons for Us

10 "Some Idea Had Seized the Sovereignty of His Mind" 237

1 Subjectivity, Objectivity, Principles, and the Empirical 238

2 Response-Dependence, Noumenalism, and Incommensurability 240

3 Subjective Scope and Relevant Timing 242

4 Dualism and Principlism Defended 244

5 Meaning, Subjectively Empirical Worlds, and Empirical Truth 246

6 Dostoevsky Is (Still) Immortal! 250.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

9780190215385

0190215380

OCLC:

884817946