Article outline

• 2.1The space of reasons
  • 2.1.1Sentience and sapience
  • 2.1.2A “two-ply” reading of Sellars’s account of observation
  • 2.1.3The pragmatic priority of the propositional
  • 2.1.4Commitments, entitlements and scorekeeping
  • 2.1.5Normative phenomenalism
  • 2.1.6Conceptual realism
• 2.2Normative pragmatics in perspective
  • 2.2.1The job of semantics and pragmatics
  • 2.2.2The origins of the distinction between semantics and pragmatics
  • 2.2.3The theory of speech acts
  • 2.2.4Cognitive pragmatics
  • 2.2.5Intentional states and normative practices
  • 2.2.6The declarative fallacy
  • 2.2.7A refined topography of the space of reasons
  • 2.2.8Recognitive speech acts
  • 2.2.9Brandom’s rationalist stance
• Notes