Titlebook: New Waves in Philosophy of Language; Sarah Sawyer (Senior Lecturer in Philosophy) Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Linguistic Puzzles and Semantic Pretence,tionality and extensionality. That said, for the most part philosophers of language have approached these issues indirectly, by attempting to resolve certain linguistic (and, in some cases, logical, metaphysical, or epistemological) puzzles. As Bertrand Russell notes:

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Referring When Push-Comes-to-Shove,ainst the view defended by Scott Soames (2002). I am going to lump the complaints that I have in mind under the heading of the . . (or the ., for short). At the heart of the Threat of Collapse is the accusation that various moves referentialists make in dealing with well-known problems undercut the motivations for a reference-based semantics.

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Analyticity in Externalist Languages,e respects and it makes reference to unfamiliar entities, and so my strategy in arguing for it will be that of Bertrand Russell in ‘On Denoting’: I will present a number of puzzles for the traditional account of the ASD, and argue that my account can solve them all.

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The Modified Predicate Theory of Proper Names,ht. The view contrasts with the traditional predicate view according to which a name is an abbreviated or manufactured predicate; and it contrasts with the rather more popular view that names have the semantical role of individual constants.. The modified predicate view is constituted by three central theses:

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Introduction, Transmission, and the Foundations of Meaning, episodes can be analyzed in terms which do not presuppose the framework of mental acts’, in part because ‘the categories of intentionality are nothing more nor less than the metalinguistic categories in terms of which we talk epistemically about overt speech as they appear in the framework of thoughts’.

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