Reference and the rational mind
By: Kenneth A. Taylor
Series: CSLI lecture notes -- no. 153
Publisher: CSLI Publications
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Stanford, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 422
Subjects: Reference (Philosophy)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 399-410) and index
Table of contents: title: What 's in a name?; title: Lexical syntax vs lexical semantics; title: An anaphoric treatment of Frege's puzzle; title: Names contrasted with deictics; title: On the type-individuation of names; title: An anaphoric treatment of Kripke's puzzle; title: Empty names and the anaphoric thesis; title: Names and principle; title: On the pragmatics of substitution; title: Conclusions; title: The psychology of direct reference; title: Preliminaries; title: Concepts vs conceptions : a referentialist approach; title: What that clauses do not specify; title: Recanati's accommodationist neo-russellianism; title: Meaning, reference, and cognitive significance