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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Philosophy and the mirror of nature

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Mentioned by

Bogumil Baranowski

in the context of discussing the usefulness of beliefs and the concept of truth.

Mentioned as a book by Richard Rorty that would soon shake up the discipline.

Mentioned by

Gabriele Cornelli

when she says that Rorty desires a return to the sophists, before Plato, because Plato ruined everything with dualism.

Mentioned by

Chris Voparil

to illustrate Rorty's thinking about the circle of moral concern and its relation to koalas and pigs.

Mentioned by Professor Arindam Chakrabarti when talking about European culture's tendency to laugh at itself.

Mentioned by

Dr. Douglas Hedley

in relation to Gadamer, highlighting certain aspects of Gadamer's work.

Mentioned by Gavin Kerr as a good critique of contemporary epistemology.

Mentioned as the main text read for the episode, specifically Part 2, chapters 3 and 4.

Mentioned by Speaker 0 as a book that Sam persistently argued with him about.

Mentioned by

Mark Linton-Meyer

as the topic of discussion in the podcast episode.

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