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<Text>There is a wealth of fascinating ideas here ... Davidson"s project is ambitious, but his vision is immensely powerful and its execution highly ingenious. It is a very considerable achievement at the intersection of epistemology, philosophy of mind and philosophy of language.
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<Text>Ces essais contiennent les principes de sa théorie de la connaissance. Réconcilier, comme ce volume s"en donne le programme, connaissance de soi, connaissance d"autrui, et connaissance du monde commun, n"est pas un programme aisé. Quoi qu"il en soit, l"ambition est là, et la constance, la profondeur de la recherche de Davidson depuis une vingtaine d"années sont manifestes. A peu près tous les thèmes classiques de la philosophie
analytique sont ici retravaillés, approfondis, et modifiés, dans une prose extrêmement travaillée. Peu de philosophes ont eu une influence si forte sur la philosophie de ces derniè res dé cennies, aussi bien dans les pays anglophones qu"en Europe. Qu"on suive ou non Davidson dans son ambitieux projet, qui ne vise rien moins qu"à concilier naturalisme et
normativité, la lecture de ce volume est un must.
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