Husserl,Sellars and McDowell on the Concept of Experience
Sellars advocates a concept of experience that is separated from empiricism.In his view,this separation is an interesting feature of Kant's German idealism tradition and Dewey's prag-matism tradition.Sellars'statement also applies to Husserl's phenomenological tradition.This paper will sort out the concept of experience in Husserl,Sellars and McDowell,mainly from three aspects:the conceptual nature of empirical content,the rational relationship between experience and judgment,and whether the justification provided by experience is a conclusive one.In this paper,we will look for the commonalities and differences among these three philosophers on the concept of experience,and de-fend a non-empiricist concept of experience.
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