Robert Brandom
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Contributions
- ebrary, Inc - Contributor
Publication
2008 - Acumen, Stocksfield, England
Language
English
Word Count
60,000 words, Guess
Page Count
240 pages
Physical Format
Electronic resource
Identifiers
- Internet Archiverobertbrandomphi00wand_648
- ISBN-139781844650873
- ISBN-139781844650880
- ISBN-139781844653010
- ISBN-101844650871
and 9 more
- ISBN-10184465088X
- ISBN-101844653013
- OCLC Control Number607666182
- OCLC Control Number647416950
- OCLC Control Number71285454
- Better World Books9781844650880
- Better World Books9781844650873
- Better World Books9781844653010
- Open LibraryOL25543099M
Classifications
- LCCB945.B744 W36 2008eb
- LCCB945.B
- LCCB945.B1237 W36 2008
Description
Jeremy Wanderer offers students a clear introduction to the philosophy of Robert Brandom, in particular to his monumental work 'Making It Explicit', one of the most significant (and daunting) works of philosophy of recent years.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Philosophy now
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