One chapter of this book quotes a speech from Measure for Measure in which Isabella describes "man, proud man," and gives the example of a person who 
One chapter of this book quotes a speech from Measure for Measure in which Isabella describes "man, proud man," and gives the example of a person who thinks he is talking about lithium, but is really thinking about kryptonite. Portions of the fourth chapter of this book originally appeared in New Efte fur Philosophie. This book claims that without a distinction between the "contingent" and the "necessary," it is impossible to know the true goal of epistemology. This work gives the example of creatures that number their mental states and that refer the (*) pain of a burn as the stimulation of "C-fibers." This book, which includes the thought experiment of the Antipodeans in its section "Persons Without Minds" rejects the correspondence theory of truth. For 10 points, name this book by Richard Rorty.
One chapter of this book quotes a speech from Measure for Measure in which Isabella describes "man, proud man," and gives the example of a person who thinks he is talking about lithium, but is really thinking about kryptonite.
Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature