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Robert Brandom worked on this book for almost thirty years before its publication. The result is a rich study of the issues that are of enduring interes...
Robert Brandom worked on this book for almost thirty years before its publication. The result is a rich study of the issues that are of enduring interest to him and that he takes to be at the core of Hegel's Phenomenology . Indeed, the book sets out Brandom's principal ideas in a more comprehensive way than even his influential work Making it Explicit (1994). It does not replace the latter but builds on it and must now count as Brandom's most significant contribution to contemporary philosophy. This might cause concern to readers of Brandom not especially interested in Hegel or fearful of enga
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