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Featuring chapter summaries and annotated further reading, this is an indispensable introduction to philosphy of language.
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Philosophy of language explores some of the fundamental yet most technical problems in philosophy, such as meaning and reference, semantics, and propositional attitudes. Some of its greatest exponents, including Gottlob Frege, Ludwig Wittgenstein and Bertrand Russell are amongst the major figures in the history of philosophy. In this clear and carefully structured introduction to the subject Gary Kemp explains the following key topics: the basic nature of philosophy of language and its historical developmentearly arguments concerning the role of meaning, including cognitive meaning vs expressivism, context and compositionalityFrege's arguments concerning sense and reference; non-existent objectsRussell and the theory of definite descriptionsmodern theories including Kripke and Putnam; arguments concerning necessity, analyticity and natural kind termsindexicality, context and modality. What are indexicals? Davidson's theory of language and the `principle of charity'propositional attitudes Quine's naturalism and its consequences for philosophy of language.Chapter summaries, annotated further reading and a glossary make this an indispensable introduction to those teaching philosophy of language and will be particularly useful for students coming to the subject for the first time.
Contents
Preface Introduction 1. Naive Semantics 2. Fregean Semantics 3. Russellian Semantics 4. Kripke and Putnam on Naming, Necessity and Essence 5. Possible Worlds Semantics, Context and Indexicality 6. Pragmatics 7. The Propositional Attitudes 8. Davidson's Philosophy of Language 9. Quine's Philosophy of Language 10. Wittgenstein's Alternative. Glossary Bibliography Index
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