Titlebook: Language, Mind and Epistemology; On Donald Davidson’s Gerhard Preyer,Frank Siebelt,Alexander Ulfig Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Events and Externalism physical events. Second, causality is analysed as a relation between events and, third, actions are interpreted as a subspecies of events. At first sight, one could think that only the philosophy of language is missing: events do not seem to play an important role in Davidson’s theory of radical in