Language and philosophical linguistics
By: edited by John Hawthorne and Dean Zimmerman.
Contributors: Hawthorne, John.; Zimmerman, Dean.
Series: Philosophical perspectives -- 17; Philosophical perspectives -- 17.
Publisher: Blackwell Publishers
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Cambridge, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 490
Subjects: Language and languages -- Philosophy; Linguistics
Other titles: Language & philosophical linguistics; Noûs (Detroit, Mich.)
Notes: Supplement to: Noûs.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: In defense of obstinacy -- Joao Branquinho; title: Context shifting arguments -- Herman Cappelen and Ernie Lepore; title: An argument for an error theory of truth -- John Devlin; title: Vagueness without ignorance -- Cian Dorr; title: Disagreement and deference:  is diversity of opinion a precondition for thought? -- Stacie Friend and Peter Ludlow; title: Desires, scope and tense -- Delia Graff; title: Category mistakes in M & E -- Gilbert Harman; title: Conditionals and compositionality -- James Higginbotham; title: Tense, modality, and semantic values -- Jeffrey C. King; title: Time and event measure -- Richard Larson; title: Quantification and second-order monadicity -- Paul M. Pietroski; title: Embedded implicatures -- Franc̦ois Recanati; title: Adverbial, descriptive reciprocals -- Barry Schein; title: Understanding deflationism -- Scott Soames; title: On qualification -- Zoltán Gendler Szabó; title: Everything -- Timothy Williamson; title: All sets great and small: and I do mean small -- Stewart Shapiro.