Epistemology Part 1: Quine, Sellars, Gettier, and Putnam

The video explores the evolution of the analytic tradition in philosophy, focusing on key figures like Wittgenstein, Quine, Sellars, Gettier, and Putnam. It discusses the shift from foundationalism to coherentism, critiques of the positivist model, and the development of naturalism. Quine's coherentist approach and Sellars' myth of the given are highlighted, along with Gettier's challenge to the traditional definition of knowledge. Putnam's conceptual relativity and its implications for ontology and language are also examined.

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