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Minor classic.,
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This review is from: Donald Davidson: Philosophy of Language (Hardcover)
This book is, in my opinion, a minor classic which should be read by anyone interested in Davidson's work. Ramberg's exposition, though quite brief, repays close reading and is particularly useful for those who wish to situate Davidson's thought relative to continental or historical figures (another which is useful in this regard is Jeff Malpas' text, which has unfortunately gone out of print). In particular, Ramberg's discussion of incommensurability, and the effort to distinguish Davidson's position both from 'linguistic Kantianism' and relativism, help to show what is original about his philosophy, and to correct various misinterpretations thereof.
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Donald Davidson: Philosophy of Language by Bjørn T. Ramberg (Hardcover - January 16, 1991)
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