Steven Hendley
Biographic Data
| ID | 2392724 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Steven Hendley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Steven |
| FAMILY NAME | Hendley |
| SIGNATURE | HENDLEY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Birmingham–Southern College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Answerable to the World: Experience and Practical Intentionality in Brandom's and McDowell's “Intramural” Debate
Robert Brandom and John McDowell pursue similar, yet strikingly different approaches to a shared problem: that of how we can be answerable to the world in our beliefs about it in the wake of Sellars' critique of the myth of the given. While McDowell attempts to rehabilitate the idea that experience is capable of providing justifications for our beliefs, Brandom constructs a sophisticated social‐pragmatist account of the objectivity of our concept…
Reassuring Ourselves of the Reality of Ethical Reasons: What McDowell Should Take from Foot’s Ethical Naturalism
In this paper I argue that John McDowell’s objections to Philipa Foot’s ethical naturalism do not justify a rejection of her views, but only clarifies what we can defensibly take from her position. Moreover, his comments suggest a way in which Foot’s naturalism may help to secure the realism McDowell defends in his own work. In seeing how Foot’s naturalism can reassure us of the reality of ethical reasons, we can understand how McDowell needs som…
Speech and sensibility: Levinas and Habermas on the constitution of the moral point of view
Autonomy and Alterity: Moral Obligation in Sartre and Levinas
Bien qu'il soit d'accord avec Levinas pour montrer que l'affirmation sartrienne de l'autonomie ne peut fournir le fondement suffisant de nos obligations morales envers autrui, l'A. soutient qu'il est possible de penser ensemble la conception de l'autonomie chez Sartre et la conception de l'alterite chez Levinas, dans le cadre politique d'une communaute juste fondee sur le respect de l'alterite d'autrui comme condition de possibilite de l'autonomi…
Putting ourselves up for question: A postmodern critique of Richard Rorty's postmodernist bourgeois liberalism
Truth and Existence
Liberalism, Communitarianism and the Conflictual Grounds of Democratic Pluralism
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Truth and Existence
Liberalism, Communitarianism and the Conflictual Grounds of Democratic Pluralism
Putting ourselves up for question: A postmodern critique of Richard Rorty's postmodernist bourgeois liberalism
Autonomy and Alterity: Moral Obligation in Sartre and Levinas
Bien qu'il soit d'accord avec Levinas pour montrer que l'affirmation sartrienne de l'autonomie ne peut fournir le fondement suffisant de nos obligations morales envers autrui, l'A. soutient qu'il est possible de penser ensemble la conception de l'autonomie chez Sartre et la conception de l'alterite chez Levinas, dans le cadre politique d'une communaute juste fondee sur le respect de l'alterite d'autrui comme condition de possibilite de l'autonomi…
Speech and sensibility: Levinas and Habermas on the constitution of the moral point of view
Reassuring Ourselves of the Reality of Ethical Reasons: What McDowell Should Take from Foot’s Ethical Naturalism
In this paper I argue that John McDowell’s objections to Philipa Foot’s ethical naturalism do not justify a rejection of her views, but only clarifies what we can defensibly take from her position. Moreover, his comments suggest a way in which Foot’s naturalism may help to secure the realism McDowell defends in his own work. In seeing how Foot’s naturalism can reassure us of the reality of ethical reasons, we can understand how McDowell needs som…
Answerable to the World: Experience and Practical Intentionality in Brandom's and McDowell's “Intramural” Debate
Robert Brandom and John McDowell pursue similar, yet strikingly different approaches to a shared problem: that of how we can be answerable to the world in our beliefs about it in the wake of Sellars' critique of the myth of the given. While McDowell attempts to rehabilitate the idea that experience is capable of providing justifications for our beliefs, Brandom constructs a sophisticated social‐pragmatist account of the objectivity of our concept…
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