The Oxford handbook of philosophy of language / ed. by E.Lepore, B.C.Smith. - Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. - xvi, 1083 p. - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.1069-1083. - ISBN 978-0-19-955223-8  Место хранения:   035 | Объединенный институт истории, филологии и философии СО РАН | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

List of Contributors ........................................... xv PART I THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT 1 Frege's Contribution to Philosophy of Language ............... 3 Richard G. Heck and Robert May 2 Wittgenstein on Language: From Simples to Samples ........... 40 Michael Beaney 3 Philosophy of Language in the Twentieth Century ............. 60 Thomas Baldwin PART II THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE 4 Psychologism ............................................... 103 Charles Travis 5 Language as Internal ....................................... 127 Anne L. Bezuidenhout 6. Languages and Idiolects: Their Language and Ours ........... 140 James Higginbotham PART III THE NATURE OF MEANING 7 Rule-Following, Meaning, and Normativity ................... 151 George Wilson 8 Naturalist Theories of Meaning ............................. 175 David Papineau 9 Truth and Meaning .......................................... 189 Gabriel Segal 10 Meaning Holism ............................................. 213 Peter Pagin 11 Indeterminacy of Translation ............................... 233 Alan Weir 12 Intention-Based Semantics .................................. 250 Emma Borg 13 Propositional Content ...................................... 267 Stephen Schiffer 14 Conceptual Role Semantics .................................. 295 Mark Greenberg and Gilbert Harman 15 Semantic Internalism and Externalism ....................... 323 Katalin Farkas 16 Relevance Theory—New Directions and Developments ........... 341 Robyn Carston and George Powell 17 The Distinction between Semantics and Pragmatics ........... 361 Zoltán Gendler Szabó PART IV THE NATURE OF REFERENCE 18 The Essence of Reference ................................... 393 R.M. Sainsbury 19 Predicate Reference ........................................ 422 Fraser MacBride 20 Rigidity ................................................... 476 David Sosa 21 Names and Natural Kind Terms ............................... 490 David Braun 22 What Does it Take to Refer? ................................ 516 Kent Bach PART V SEMANTIC THEORY 23 Formal Semantics ........................................... 557 Jeffrey С. King 24 Two-Dimensional Semantics .................................. 574 David J. Chalmers 25 Deflationism ............................................... 607 Dorit Bar-On and Keith Simmons PART VI LINGUISTIC PHENOMENA 26 Compositionality ........................................... 633 Josh Dever 27 Opacity .................................................... 667 Mark Richard 28 Tense ...................................................... 689 Peter Ludlow 29 Plurals .................................................... 716 Barry Schein 30 The Pragmatics of the Logical Constants .................... 768 Dorothy Edgington 31 Quantifiers ................................................ 794 Michael Glanzberg 32 Logical Form and LF ........................................ 822 PaulPietroski PART VII VARIETIES OF SPEECH ACT 33 Metaphor ................................................... 845 Marga Reimer and Elisabeth Camp 34 Semantics for Nondeclaratives .............................. 864 Daniel Boisvert and Kirk Ludwig 35 Speech Acts and Performatives .............................. 893 Jennifer Hornsby PART VIII THE EPISTEMOLOGY AND METAPHYSICS OF LANGUAGE 36 Meaning and Reference: Some Chomskian Themes ............... 913 Robert J. Stainton 37 What I Know When I Know a Language ......................... 941 Barry C. Smith 38 Realism and Antirealism .................................... 983 Alexander Miller 39 Triangulation ............................................. 1006 Kathrin Glüer 40 Shared Content ............................................ 1020 Herman Cappelen and Ernest Lepore 41 The Perils and Pleasures of Interpretation ................ 1056 Donald Davidson Index ........................................................ 1069