Abstract

Other philosophical traditions can offer a new perspective on our own ingrained and prejudicial habits of thinking. The insular, decontextualized, acultural analytic philosophy of today, with its emphasis on language, truth, and logic, needs to adopt a more pluralistic approach. In particular, philosophical traditions in other possible worlds have been systematically ignored. So, as a start on rectifying this omission, let us examine the dominant philosophy of mind and language in a possible world not so far from our own.

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