Titlebook: Semantics of Natural Language; Donald Davidson,Gilbert Harman Book 1972Latest edition D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 197

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Pragmatics,atively straightforward way as . no less rigorous than present day logical syntax and semantics. The subject is worth developing, I think, first to provide a framework for treating some philosophical problems that cannot be adequately handled within traditional formal semantics, and second to clarif

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John Wallacehe understanding of how ‘ordinary language’ works has, however, been largely monodirectional; ideas have moved steadily from philosophy into the realms of the social sciences, with very little converse drift. In this chapter it is argued that, despite this historically-ingrained disciplinary tide, t

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neuron

Keith S. Donnellanow things appear, not how they actually are’ (2000: 237), and Dretske argues that in introspection ‘we are conceiving of how things seem’ (1994: 266–267). What it means to conceive of how things appear remains mostly unclear. More specifically, although appearance statements are probably the most co

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Robert C. Stalnakerhe understanding of how ‘ordinary language’ works has, however, been largely monodirectional; ideas have moved steadily from philosophy into the realms of the social sciences, with very little converse drift. In this chapter it is argued that, despite this historically-ingrained disciplinary tide, t

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sterilization

Barbara Hall Parteesmopolitan theory, even though contemporary cosmopolitan discourse actively refutes accusations of na?veté and sentimentality. This chapter and the two following endeavor to articulate the ways in which discrete understandings of sympathy come to dictate and reify cosmopolitan practices.