If you change your mind and want a quick and relatively readable tour from the man himself, try Quine’s From Stimulus to Science.
Can’t think of a succinct critique specifically of Quinean naturalism off hand. John McDowell articulates one in his Mind and World summarized here , but this text is not for the faint of heart. For a nice and relatively readable discussion of a couple of views of rationality, have a look at the chapter ‘Two conceptions of rationality’ in Hilary Putnam’s Reason Truth and History
If you change your mind and want a quick and relatively readable tour from the man himself, try Quine’s From Stimulus to Science.
Can’t think of a succinct critique specifically of Quinean naturalism off hand. John McDowell articulates one in his Mind and World summarized here , but this text is not for the faint of heart. For a nice and relatively readable discussion of a couple of views of rationality, have a look at the chapter ‘Two conceptions of rationality’ in Hilary Putnam’s Reason Truth and History