The  essential Davidson
By: Donald Davidson ; with an introduction by Ernie Lepore and Kirk Ludwig.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 282
Subjects: Act (Philosophy); Language and languages -- Philosophy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: label: chapter 1
title: Actions, reasons, and causes (1963)
pagenum: 23; label: chapter 2
title: The logical form of action sentences (with comments, criticism and defense) (1967)
pagenum: 37; label: chapter 3
title: How is weakness of the will possible? (1969)
pagenum: 72; label: chapter 4
title: Individuation of events (1969)
pagenum: 72; label: chapter 5
title: Mental events (1970) ; Appendix : Emeroses by other names (1966)
pagenum: 105; label: chapter 6
title: Intending (1978)
pagenum: 122; label: chapter 7
title: Paradoxes of irrationality (1982)
pagenum: 138; label: chapter 8
title: Truth and meaning (1967)
pagenum: 155; label: chapter 9
title: On saying that (1968)
pagenum: 171; label: chapter 10
title: Radical interpretation (1973)
pagenum: 184; label: chapter 11
title: On the very idea of a conceptual scheme (1974)
pagenum: 196; label: chapter 12
title: What metaphors mean (1978)
pagenum: 209; label: chapter 13
title: A coherence theory of truth and knowledge (1983) ; Appendix : Afterthoughts (1987)
pagenum: 225; label: chapter 14
title: First person authority (1984)
pagenum: 242; label: chapter 15
title: A nice derangement of epitaphs (1986).
pagenum: 251