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Robert Brandom
philosopher · 10 mentions across 3 readings
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Brandom appears primarily as a footnote reference in discussions of normative cognition and linguistic scaffolding, suggesting his work on how language constitutes communities of norm-governed agents is being invoked to ground claims about self-consciousness and historical consciousness. His contribution to the course seems instrumental rather than central—cited to support arguments about how cognitive abilities emerge through linguistic and social structures rather than as a primary theorist of AI, cybernetics, or their aesthetic implications. The excerpts suggest he's being used to establish philosophical foundations for understanding how minds (human or otherwise) acquire and organize normative capacities through discourse.
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