WHAT COLOR IS THE SKY ON YOUR PLANET? A REVIEW OF INVESTIGATIONS IN BEHAVIORAL EPISTEMOLOGY

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behaviorists. The contributors to this little volume show how very wide is the range of modern behaviorism. On one end lies the flaky extreme contextualism of Linda Hayes, co-editor of the book, who begins by questioning the sufficiency of science, and unwittingly discovers Bishop Berkeley’s idealism and then, of all people, the “unnatural scientist” Parmenides. From there it is a small step to the “suchness” of Buddhism and the reduction of space and time to mere verbal constructions. Lord love a duck! You’d think that philosophers would have mulled over all of that by

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