Anti-Individualism

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The book presents a compelling argument for anti-individualism in mind and language, asserting that thoughts and meanings are shaped by social and natural contexts. It explores how the communication of knowledge is influenced by the cognitive and linguistic behaviors of one's peers, highlighting the social aspects of beliefs and justification. By establishing connections between externalism in philosophy of mind and epistemology, the author emphasizes the importance of social dimensions in understanding knowledge, rationality, and communication.