Sellars on meaning and language (a)

6 thoughts on “Sellars on meaning and language (a)”

1. There is a God!!!!!! Hooray!!!!!!!!

2. What is the date of this lecture? Thanks.

3. 哇塞。还能听到Sellars的声音。good.

4. why does it go silent around 1:23? i want to hear the rest

5. are there any more lectures?

6. "I’m going to be concerned with rabbits, instances of
   rabbithood, wholes of rabbit parts, and sequences of rabbit events,
   in the course of my discussion. It’s interesting to note, of course,
   that Quine construes the situation as one in which entities are to be
   countenanced or not. We reject them, we discount them, we turn
   our faces away from them so to speak, like the Lord turning his face
   away from somebody. Quine turns his face away from attributes
   and states of affairs, and on the other hand, Quine turns his countenance
   on classes and classes of classes. As a matter of fact, Quine
   toys with the idea that one’s ontology might consist of classes and
   indeed of numbers… Pythagoreanism coming once again to the
   front." — Sellars, *The Notre Dame Lectures*, p. 89

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