Sachs has written a perceptive and well-argued book about a set of very
challenging authors. If one wishes to understand the deepest issues that thread
current neo-pragmatist thought, one could do no better than to pick up Sachs'
book. -Steven Levine, The Philosophical Quarterly
Sachs has written a perceptive and well-argued book about a set of very challenging authors. If one wishes to understand the deepest issues that thread current neo-pragmatist thought, one could do no better than to pick up Sachs' book. - Steven Levine, The Philosophical Quarterly
Sachs's Intentionality and the Myths of the Given is a worthwhile text. It provides careful and precise elucidations of Sellars's Myth. It deepens the historical context and understanding of important debates in contemporary philosophy, especially analytic philosophy - for which Sachs's contribution might be invaluable. And it joins a growing chorus of works that bring phenomenological philosophers into prominent dialogue with more widely read philosophers. - Eric Chelstrom in Phenomenological Reviews