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The two images sometimes complement one another, and sometimes conflict. For example, the manifest image includes practical or moral claims, whereas the scientific image does not. There is conflict, e.g. where science tells us that apparently solid objects are mostly empty space. Sellars favors a
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world-view. The parable explains how thoughts, intelligent action, and even subjective inner experience can be attributed to people within a scientific model. Sellars used a fictional tribe, the "Ryleans," since he wanted to address
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Sellars's most famous work is "Empiricism and the
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The scientific image describes the world in terms of the theoretical physical sciences. It includes notions such as causality and theories about particles and forces.
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Sellars coined certain now-common idioms in philosophy, such as the "space of reasons". This idiom refers to two things. It:
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