One work by this thinker notes that "One can suppose that the existence of Canasta players can be traced to the fact that certain people formulated and promulgated the rules of [the]game" and heavily draws on the example of chess to interrogate the titular subject.
One work by this thinker notes that "One can suppose that the existence of Canasta players can be traced to the fact that certain people formulated and promulgated the rules of [the]game" and heavily draws on the example of chess to interrogate the titular subject. In addition to that paper, "Some Reflections on Language Games," this thinker's most famous work includes a section where a member of the "Rylean" tribe discovers that people's actions can be explained by unspoken interior states, the Myth of Jones, as well as a long discussion of the belief that we can have pre-mediated access or independent access to the world around, the Myth of the Given. For 10 points name this proponent of functionalism, a philosopher of mind and longtime professor at Pitt, who penned Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind.
One work by this thinker notes that "One can suppose that the existence of Canasta players can be traced to the fact that certain people formulated and promulgated the rules of [the]game" and heavily draws on the example of chess to interrogate the titular subject.
Wilfrid Sellars