In 1946, Sellars moved to the University of Minnesota, where he rejoined Feigl.  Together they published Readings in Philosophical Analysis (1949), a classic early collection of analytical philosophy, and founded Philosophical Studies, a leading journal of analytic philosophy.  With his colleague John Hospers, Sellars published Readings in Ethical Theory (1952), which also became an industry standard.  Sellars chaired the department at Minnesota from 1952–59, a time which also saw the flowering of the Minnesota Center for the Philosophy of Science.