@text: Donald Davidson (1917-2003) was one of the most prominent and influential philosophers of the second half of twentieth century. This book brings together articles by preeminent philosophers working language and mind to offer new insights on Davidson's key ideas. This book was originally published as a special issue of the International Journal of Philosophical Studies.
@text: Donald Davidson (1917-2003) was one of the most prominent and influential philosophers of the second half of twentieth century. This book brings together articles by preeminent philosophers working language and mind to offer new insights on Davidson's key ideas. This book was originally published as a special issue of the International Journal of Philosophical Studies.
Maria Baghramian is currently Head of the School of Philosophy at University College Dublin, Ireland, and Editor of the International Journal of Philosophical Studies. She has published widely on contemporary American philosophy, relativism and pluralism. In 2010 she was elected a member of the Royal Irish Academy.
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Foreword Marcia Cavell Introduction: Davidson: Life and Legacy Maria Baghramian Part I. Remembering Donald 1. Marcia Cavell 2. Akeel Bilgrami 3. Elizabeth Boyer (Davidson) 4. Tyler Burge 5. Pascal Engel 6. Dagfinn Follesdal 7. Kathrin Glüer 8. Gilbert Harman 9. John McDowell 10. Jeff Malpas 11. Thomas Nagel 12. Stephen Neale 13. Richard Rorty 14. Carol Rovane 15. Barry Stroud 16. Samuel C. Wheeler III Part II. Interpreting Davidson 17. Ontology in the Theory of Meaning Ernest Lepore and Kirk Ludwig 18. A Mistaken View of Davidson's Legacy Frederick Stoutland 19. Radical Misinterpretation: A Reply to Stoutland Ernest Lepore and Kirk Ludwig 20. Radical Misinterpretation Indeed: Response to Lepore and Ludwig Frederick Stoutland 21. The Status of Charity I: Conceptual Truth or A Posteriori Necessity? Kathrin Glüer 22 The Status of Charity II: Charity, Probability, and Simplicity Peter Pagin 23. Davidson, Interpretation and First-Person Constraints on Meaning Barry Smith 24. Expression, Truth, Predication and Context: Two Perspectives James Higginbotham 25. Interpreting People and Interpreting Texts William Child 26. Why Davidson is not a Property Epiphenomenalist Sophie Gibb Part III. The Last Word 27. Could There Be a Science of Rationality? Donald Davidson
Foreword Marcia Cavell Introduction: Davidson: Life and Legacy Maria Baghramian Part I. Remembering Donald 1. Marcia Cavell 2. Akeel Bilgrami 3. Elizabeth Boyer (Davidson) 4. Tyler Burge 5. Pascal Engel 6. Dagfinn Follesdal 7. Kathrin Glüer 8. Gilbert Harman 9. John McDowell 10. Jeff Malpas 11. Thomas Nagel 12. Stephen Neale 13. Richard Rorty 14. Carol Rovane 15. Barry Stroud 16. Samuel C. Wheeler III Part II. Interpreting Davidson 17. Ontology in the Theory of Meaning Ernest Lepore and Kirk Ludwig 18. A Mistaken View of Davidson's Legacy Frederick Stoutland 19. Radical Misinterpretation: A Reply to Stoutland Ernest Lepore and Kirk Ludwig 20. Radical Misinterpretation Indeed: Response to Lepore and Ludwig Frederick Stoutland 21. The Status of Charity I: Conceptual Truth or A Posteriori Necessity? Kathrin Glüer 22 The Status of Charity II: Charity, Probability, and Simplicity Peter Pagin 23. Davidson, Interpretation and First-Person Constraints on Meaning Barry Smith 24. Expression, Truth, Predication and Context: Two Perspectives James Higginbotham 25. Interpreting People and Interpreting Texts William Child 26. Why Davidson is not a Property Epiphenomenalist Sophie Gibb Part III. The Last Word 27. Could There Be a Science of Rationality? Donald Davidson
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