This volume critically examines the work of three eminent twentieth-century philosophers, Carnap, Quine, and Putnam, engaging with and developing their answers to key methodological questions.
This volume critically examines the work of three eminent twentieth-century philosophers, Carnap, Quine, and Putnam, engaging with and developing their answers to key methodological questions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gary Ebbs is Professor of Philosophy at Indiana University, Bloomington. He is the author of Rule-Following and Realism (1997) and Truth and Words (2009), and co-author of Debating Self-Knowledge (Cambridge, 2012). He has also published articles on a wide range of topics in the philosophy of language, logic, and mind, as well as epistemology and the history of analytic philosophy.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Carnap: 1. Carnap's logical syntax 2. Carnap on ontology Part II. Carnap and Quine: 3. Carnap and Quine on truth by convention 4. Quine's naturalistic explication of Carnap's logic of science Part III. Quine: 5. Quine gets the last word 6. Reading Quine's claim that definitional abbreviations create synonymies 7. Can logical truth be defined in purely extensional terms? 8. Reading Quine's claim that no statement is immune to revision Part IV. Quine and Putnam: 9. Conditionalization and conceptual change: Chalmers in defense of a dogma 10. Truth and trans-theoretical terms Part V. Putnam: 11. Putnam and the contextually apriori.
Part I. Carnap: 1. Carnap's logical syntax 2. Carnap on ontology Part II. Carnap and Quine: 3. Carnap and Quine on truth by convention 4. Quine's naturalistic explication of Carnap's logic of science Part III. Quine: 5. Quine gets the last word 6. Reading Quine's claim that definitional abbreviations create synonymies 7. Can logical truth be defined in purely extensional terms? 8. Reading Quine's claim that no statement is immune to revision Part IV. Quine and Putnam: 9. Conditionalization and conceptual change: Chalmers in defense of a dogma 10. Truth and trans-theoretical terms Part V. Putnam: 11. Putnam and the contextually apriori.
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