Tony Cheng is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the National Chengchi University, Taiwan, where he is also Associate Research Fellow of the Research Center for Mind, Brain and Learning, and Director of the Center for Phenomenology. He also established the Taiwan Intercollegiate Consciousness Society.

• Introduction: Oxford Kantianism and Pittsburgh Hegelianism1. The Many Faces of Human Subject2. Cogito and Homo sapiens3. Perceiver and Knower4. Thinker and Speaker5. Agent and Person6. Apperceiver and Homo sentiens 7. Rational Animal and Conceptual BeingConclusion: Self-Determining SubjectivityBibliographyIndex

McDowell is one of the most famous and influential philosophers in the world. This book is a concise but clear and comprehensive account of his philosophical system. It is very accurate, conveys the debates about his views, and critically evaluates McDowell and his critics. There is no better place to start studying McDowell.

Tony Cheng is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the National Chengchi University, Taiwan, where he is also Associate Research Fellow of the Research Center for Mind, Brain and Learning, and Director of the Center for Phenomenology. He also established the Taiwan Intercollegiate Consciousness Society.

• Introduction: Oxford Kantianism and Pittsburgh Hegelianism1. The Many Faces of Human Subject2. Cogito and Homo sapiens3. Perceiver and Knower4. Thinker and Speaker5. Agent and Person6. Apperceiver and Homo sentiens 7. Rational Animal and Conceptual BeingConclusion: Self-Determining SubjectivityBibliographyIndex

McDowell is one of the most famous and influential philosophers in the world. This book is a concise but clear and comprehensive account of his philosophical system. It is very accurate, conveys the debates about his views, and critically evaluates McDowell and his critics. There is no better place to start studying McDowell.

Tony Cheng is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the National Chengchi University, Taiwan, where he is also Associate Research Fellow of the Research Center for Mind, Brain and Learning, and Director of the Center for Phenomenology. He also established the Taiwan Intercollegiate Consciousness Society.

• Introduction: Oxford Kantianism and Pittsburgh Hegelianism1. The Many Faces of Human Subject2. Cogito and Homo sapiens3. Perceiver and Knower4. Thinker and Speaker5. Agent and Person6. Apperceiver and Homo sentiens 7. Rational Animal and Conceptual BeingConclusion: Self-Determining SubjectivityBibliographyIndex

McDowell is one of the most famous and influential philosophers in the world. This book is a concise but clear and comprehensive account of his philosophical system. It is very accurate, conveys the debates about his views, and critically evaluates McDowell and his critics. There is no better place to start studying McDowell.