21. EMPIRICISM AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF MIND the University of Minnesota Press from wilfrid sellars, "Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind " in When the essay was reprinted in wilfrid sellars, Science, Perception and Reality http://www.ditext.com/sellars/epm.html

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23. The Chisholm-Sellars Correspondence On Intentionality Correspondence between Roderick Chisholm and wilfrid sellars. http://ditext.com/sellars/sccor-f.html

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25. The Sensuous Content Of Perception An article by Romane Clark critical of wilfrid sellars' theory of perception. http://ditext.com/clark/sense.html

Published in Hector-Neri Castaneda, ed., Action, Knowledge, and Reality: Critical Studies in Honor of Wilfrid Sellars (Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1975): pp. 109-127. The Sensuous Content of Perception ROMANE CLARK Indiana University A man sees a small, bouncy, red, rubber ball. There is some one thing he has seen, but how much seeing has he done? How many perceptual acts have occurred? Adequate philosophical theories of perception should, no doubt, provide schematic characterizations, instances of which would be, or yield, answers to questions like these. In this paper I consider some aspects of Professor Sellars' views on perception, particularly with reference to the sensuous character of perception. I am only marginally concerned here with Sellars' broader philosophical themes concerning the naturalistic and materialistic bases of perception. I borrow, however, from these broader considerations his assumptions that judging (that something is the case) is best understood by analogy with overt speech, and that perceiving is a species of judging. Some jargon will be useful in developing our themes. To avoid the "success" connotations of notions like 'see', and to generalize over the range of sense modalities, I shall often speak of (psychical) agents sensuously believing that something is the case or of agents being sensuously aware of something. The ascription of sensuous beliefs to an agent does not imply that what he believes is the case; nor does saying that an agent is sensuously aware of something imply that the object of his awareness exists. These idioms will be our perceptual analogues of 'thinks that' and 'thinks of'.

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28. CASTAÑEDA-SELLARS CORRESPONDENCE Contains a correspondence (19611962) between wilfrid sellars and his former student, Hector-Neri Castaneda, on sellars' famous essay Epiricism and the Philosophy of Mind. http://www.ditext.com/sellars/corr.html

edited by Andrew Chrucky Contents March 6, 1961 April 3, 1961 April 13, 1961 November 14, 1961 ... August 8, 1962 March 6, 1961. Professor Wilfrid Sellars Department of Philosophy Yale University New Haven, Connecticut Dear Wilfrid: For the first time, I have been able to read your "Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind," which so much impressed me when I heard it exactly 5 years ago. I have been studying sections 56ff on private episodes. I liked your view and I still like it. However, I am perplexed by certain features of it. What you say about theories and models seems to me substantially sound, and the proposal to consider inner episodes as theoretical entities is very insightful. But in the way you propose it, it seems to me to do injustice to self-knowledge. You regard the basic language, the language of the model, to be behavioral language, so that my own mental states as well as yours are for me theoretical entities. Since this clearly won't do, you correctly suggest that first-person statements about thoughts acquire another role: a reportive one. This you claim on pp.188 and 189 [Sections 58-59] explains the privacy of the mental. But it is not clear how this claim is justified. (Let me say right now that following your suggestion, I argued in my Buenos Aires lectures last November that the theoretical relationship goes from a multi-personal psychological language as a "scientific" theory to a basic language in which I can talk, somewhat solipsistically and impersonally, about behavior of any body as well as about my own mental states.)

29. The Rosenthal-Sellars Correspondence On Intentionality 196566 corresponence between wilfrid sellars and David Rosenthal http://ditext.com/sellars/rsc.html

The Rosenthal-Sellars Correspondence on Intentionality DAVID M. ROSENTHAL AND WILFRID SELLARS July 5, 1965: Rosenthal to Sellars Sept. 3, 1965: Sellars to Rosenthal Oct. 2, 1965: Rosenthal to Sellars Nov. 8, 1965: Sellars to Rosenthal Dec. 17, 1965: Rosenthal to Sellars Jan. 4, 1966: Sellars to Rosenthal Professor Wilfrid Sellars Department of Philosophy University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania July 5, 1965 Dear Professor Sellars: In response to your kind offer to read through portions of the typescript of my thesis pertaining to your views on intentionality, I am sending you a copy of an introductory section to such a chapter. The enclosed typescript represents a first draft, for which I apologize, but I thought it might be useful to get any comments you might have in at the ground floor, so to speak. The section I am sending leaves off, as you will see, just at the point at which I intend to take up the question of the reducibility (or not) of semantical discourse to psychological discourse. For this reason, I have not yet discussed the problems involved with the 'means'-rubric, nor those examined in "Some Reflections on Language Games." Aside from these omissions, however, I wrote this section by way of attempting to present a general account of your position respecting mental discourse (leaving out, of course, language which exhibits what you call, in "Being and Being Known,"

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31. Sellars-Aune Correspondence Correspondence between wilfrid sellars and Bruce Aune (19751979). http://ditext.com/sellars/csa.html

Correspondence between Wilfrid Sellars and Bruce Aune Edited in hypertext by Andrew Chrucky: Revised and expanded Jan. 16, 1997. The correspondence prior to 1975 was contributed by Professor Bruce Aune, and the 1975-1979 correspondence was contributed by Professor Willem deVries. It is reproduced here with the permission of Professor Aune. Editor's Note: Due to the limitation of current hypertext, the following expressions have been substituted for the original ones. All Greek characters are rendered by their names: thus, 'alpha', 'beta', 'gamma'. The square of a number is expressed as follows: x^2. Logical connectors and quantifiers are all expressed by bold characters as follows: material implication material equivalence conjunction negation v disjunction x universal quantifier E x) particular ('existential') quantifier Contents: October 19, 1961: Sellars to Aune October 23, 1961: Aune to Sellars November 11, 1961: Sellars to Aune Fall 1964: Aune to Sellars ... July 3, 1979: Sellars to Aune YALE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT

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33. SELLARS-MARRAS CORRESPONDENCE Correspondence between wilfrid sellars and Ausonio Marras. Edited by Andrew Chrucky. http://ditext.com/sellars/csm.html

Correspondence between Wilfrid Sellars and Ausonio Marras Edited in hypertext by Andrew Chrucky Editor's note: The first letter (Jan. 3, 1972) is Sellars' initial comments on the proofs of Marras' article, "On Sellars' Linguistic Theory of Conceptual Activity," Canadian Journal of Philosophy 2 (1972-1973): 471-83. This article was published together with Sellars' reply, "Reply to Marras,": 485-93, and Marras' rejoinder, "Reply to Sellars,": 495-50. The second letter (Nov. 25, 1975) is Sellars' commentary on a draft of Marras' "The Behaviourist Foundation of Sellars' Semantics" Dialogue 16 (1977): 664-675. In a footnote to his published version, Marras wrote: "An earlier draft of this paper was read at the Pacific Division meetings of the American Philosophical Association held at Berkeley, California, on May 27-29, 1976. I am grateful to Wilfrid Sellars and R.W. Binkeley, who provided extensive and valuable comments to the earlier draft in private correspondence. While certain alterations resulted from their comments, I doubt that I have succeeded in securing their agreement on all points." The third letter (June 15, 1976) is Marras' reply to this second letter.

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35. Sellars-Firth Correspondence (1974) Correspondence between wilfrid sellars and Roderick Firth. http://www.ditext.com/sellars/sfc.html

Sellars-Firth Correspondence (1974) Wilfrid Sellars and Roderick Firth Contents January 13, 1974: Firth to Sellars January 22, 1974: Sellars to Firth February 2, 1974: Firth to Sellars February 12, 1974: Sellars to Firth ... February 22, 1974: Firth to Sellars Department of Philosophy Carleton College Northfield, Minnesota January 13, 1974 Dear Wilfrid, I have been traveling almost continually since leaving Atlanta, and now, as you can infer, I am out here in Minnesota learning what real cold is like. I shall return home early in February to bask in the warmth of a New England winter. Am enjoying the students here. They have a kind of enthusiasm and lack of intellectual inhibition that I don't find at Harvard. More like the students I knew at Swarthmore many years ago. I have been thinking about your APA paper ["Givenness and Explanatory Coherence," The Journal of Philosophy 70 (1973): 612-24], which seems even more profound, if that is possible, each time I reread it. It calls for a better response, and surely more of a response, than I made to it at the meeting. In fact it became clear to me there that I had misunderstood you at a critical point. I feel some despair when I ask myself whether it is really possible to get at the source of our differences if there are differences by written correspondence. An hour or so of conversation would be incomparably better. But perhaps if I try talking about the issues you will be able to see, at the very least, where I have misunderstood you.

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38. SELLARS-HARMAN CORRESPONDENCE Correspondence between wilfrid sellars and Gilbert Harman on truth. Illuminating discussion on the issue of whether a Tarskian semantics provides an adequate basis for a correspondence theory of truth. http://www.ditext.com/sellars/sh-corr.html

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN WILFRID SELLARS AND GILBERT HARMAN ON TRUTH Contents February 26, 1970: Sellars to Harman March 24, 1970: Harman to Sellars November 20, 1970: Sellars to Harman December 9, 1970: Harman to Sellars THE ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY New York, N.Y. l0021 February 26, 1970 Professor Gilbert Harman Department of Philosophy Princeton University Princeton, New Jersey Dear Gil: I have read and reread your insightful and challenging review of Science and Metaphysics , and have been accumulating notes, I won't say for a reply, but for a first attempt at rising to your closing challenge. I shall concentrate on the points you raise concerning meaning and truth, leaving to another occasion topics which, though important, do not touch the very heart of the enterprise. Thus I shall not discuss your comments on the availability and/or adequacy of concepts of thinking-out-loud and its modes as models for the construction of a theoretical framework which introduce classical thought-episodes. I certainly did not mean to imply that all the thinking of Jones' Rylean contemporaries was thinking-out-loud, but only that they did more of it than we do. Most of their thinking would be, in the terminology of my "Language as Thought and as Communication," extremely short term proximate propensities to think such and such out loud. (I thought I had made this clear in SM .) Also, I have stressed from the beginning that inner thought episodes, though construed on the model of overt speech, are not to be thought of as "words going through ones head." No verbal imagery need occur, and even when it does, the imagery is not itself the thinking, but at most a symptom of it.

39. Wilfrid Sellars Translate this page wilfrid sellars (1912 - 1989). Der amerikanische Philosoph wilfrid sellars istein bedeutender Kritiker des Fundamentalismus in der Erkenntnistheorie. http://www.philosophenlexikon.de/sellars.htm

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40. Biografia De Sellars, Wilfrid Translate this page sellars, wilfrid. (Ann Arbor, 1912) Filósofo estadounidense, hijode Roy Wood sellars. En sus obras critica «el mito de lo dado http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/s/sellars_wilfrid.htm

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