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Author: Friederike Moltmann , Mark Textor
Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
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Width: 23.60cm
, Height: 3.80cm
, Length: 15.70cm
Weight: 0.703kg
ISBN: 9780199373574
ISBN 10: 0199373574
Pages: 408
Publication Date: 31 August 2017
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Format: Hardback
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Table of Contents
I Historical Perspectives Chapter 1- Husserl, Edmund: Excerpts from Logical Investigations Chapter 2 - Meinong, Alexius: Excerpts from On Assumptions Chapter 3 - Reinach, Adolf: Excerpts from On the Theory of the Negative Judgment (with an introduction by Mark Textor) Chapter 4 - Twardowski, Kazmierz: The Psychology of Thinking Twardowski, Kazmierz: Theory of Judgment Twardowski, Kazmierz: Actions and Products. Some Remarks from the Borderline of Psychology, Grammar, and Logic. Chapter 5 - Miskiewicz, Wioletta: The theory of objects in On Actions and Products. A note on the translation Miskiewicz, Wioletta: 'On Actions and Products (1911) by Kazimierz Twardowski: its historical genesis and philosophical impact. II Contemporary Perspectives Chapter 1 - Soames, Scott: For Want of Cognitively Defined Propositions. A History of Insights and Lost Opportunities Chapter 2 - Fiengo, Robert: Austin's Cube: The Speech Acts of Asserting Chapter 3 - Hanks, Peter: Propositions, Synonymy, and Compositional Semantics Chapter 4 - Moltmann, Friederike: Cognitive Products and the Semantics of Attitude Verbs and Deontic Modals Chapter 5 - Textor, Mark: Judgement, Perception and Predication Chapter 6 - Ripley, David: Bilateralism, Coherentism, and Warrant Chapter 7 - Gerner, Matthias: Actions and Products Worldwide
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"""This important collection gives Anglophone contemporary philosophers of mind and language access for the first time to historical and current writing defending the view that the notion of an act, rather than a propositional content, is fundamental in explaining propositional attitudes and their linguistic expression. Collectively the essays provide a substantial philosophical and linguistic challenge to unexamined doctrines that we have inherited. The volume deserves and will repay detailed attention."" --Chris Peacocke, Columbia University and the Institute of Philosophy, London University"
This important collection gives Anglophone contemporary philosophers of mind and language access for the first time to historical and current writing defending the view that the notion of an act, rather than a propositional content, is fundamental in explaining propositional attitudes and their linguistic expression. Collectively the essays provide a substantial philosophical and linguistic challenge to unexamined doctrines that we have inherited. The volume deserves and will repay detailed attention. * Chris Peacocke, Columbia University and the Institute of Philosophy, London University *
This important collection gives Anglophone contemporary philosophers of mind and language access for the first time to historical and current writing defending the view that the notion of an act, rather than a propositional content, is fundamental in explaining propositional attitudes and their linguistic expression. Collectively the essays provide a substantial philosophical and linguistic challenge to unexamined doctrines that we have inherited. The volume deserves and will repay detailed attention. --Chris Peacocke, Columbia University and the Institute of Philosophy, London University
Author Information
Friederike Moltmann is senior researcher at the French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique and at New York University. She has published numerous articles in both linguistic and philosophical journals and is author of Parts and Wholes in Semantic (OUP,1997) and Abstract Objects and the Semantics of Natural Language (OUP 2013). Mark Textor is professor of philosophy in King's College London. He works on history of philosophy, especially analytic philosophy, philosophy of language and mind. His book Brentano's Mind is forthcoming with OUP.
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