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245 00 $aAction, knowledge, and reality;$bcritical studies
in honor of Wilfrid Sellars.$cEdited by Hector-Neri
Castaäneda.
250 $a[1st ed.]
260 0 $aIndianapolis,$bBobbs-Merrill$c[1975]
300 $aviii, 364 p.$c24 cm.
505 0 $aStudies in Wilfrid Sellars' philosophy: Aune, B.
Sellars on practical reason.--Castaäneda, H.-N. Some
reflections on Wilfrid Sellars' theory of
intentions.--Donagan, A. Determinism and freedom: Sellars
and the reconciliationist thesis.--Robinson, W. S. The
legend of the given.--Clark, R. The sensuous content of
perception.--Grossmann, R. Perceptual objects, elementary
particles, and emergent properties.--Rosenberg, J. F. The
elusiveness of categories, the Archimedean dilemma, and the
nature of man: a study in Sellarsian metaphysics.--Turnbull,
R. G. Things, natures, and properties.--Wells, R. The
indispensable word "now."--Van Fraassen, B. C. Theories and
counterfactuals.--Harman, G. H. Wilfrid Sellars' Theory of
induction.--Sellarsiana: Sellars, W. Autobiographical
reflections.--Sellars, W. The structure of knowledge.
Lecture I, perception. Lecture II, minds. Lecture III,
epistemic principles.--Wilfrid Sellars' Philosophical
bibliography. (p. 349-353)
600 10 $aSellars, Wilfrid.$xAddresses, essays, lectures.
700 10 $aSellars, Wilfrid.
700 20 $aCastaäneda, Hector-Neri,$d1924-$eed.
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