That essay by this man uses the terms "an unmarried man" and "bachelor" to demonstrate the futility of reductionism and refutes the analytic/synthetic distinction of logical positivism.
This man attempted to bridge the gap between belief and knowledge in a book that claimed since epistemology relied on sense-data, it was a scientific discipline. Another work by this philosopher claims that the best scientific principles provide the best explanations for experience. This man advocated ontological relativity in a book that uses the gibberish word "gavagai" to illustrate the indeterminacy of (*) translation. This author of Epistemology Naturalized rejected Carnap's attempts to derive a common language in one essay. That essay by this man uses the terms "an unmarried man" and "bachelor" to demonstrate the futility of reductionism and refutes the analytic/synthetic distinction of logical positivism. For 10 points, name this American philosopher who wrote "Two Dogmas of Empiricism".
This man attempted to bridge the gap between belief and knowledge in a book that claimed since epistemology relied on sense-data, it was a scientific discipline.
W.V.O. Quine [or Williard Van Orman Quine; accept Van from proven "intimates", but never, ever accept "William Van Orman Quince"]