The Oxford Handbook of Assertion explores philosophical themes pertaining to the speech act of assertion: the nature of assertion, assertion's place among the speech acts, empirical issues in theories of assertion, assertion's role in semantics and metasemantics, the place of assertion in the epistemology of testimony, and the social and ethical dimensions of assertion.
The Oxford Handbook of Assertion explores philosophical themes pertaining to the speech act of assertion: the nature of assertion, assertion's place among the speech acts, empirical issues in theories of assertion, assertion's role in semantics and metasemantics, the place of assertion in the epistemology of testimony, and the social and ethical dimensions of assertion.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sanford C. Goldberg is Professor of Philosophy at Northwestern University. His interests range over philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, and epistemology. He is the author of dozens of articles on these topics as well as several books, including Conversational Pressure (Oxford University Press, forthcoming), To the Best of Our Knowledge (OUP, 2018), Assertion (OUP, 2015), Relying on Others (OUP, 2010), and Anti-Individualism (Cambridge University Press, 2007).
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The Oxford Handbook of Assertion Introduction Sanford C. Goldberg Part I. The Nature of Assertion: Various Approaches 1. Stalnaker on the Essential Effect of Assertion Lenny J. Clapp 2. Assertion and the Declarative Mood Mark Jary 3. Assertion: The Constitutive Norms View Mona Simion and Christoph Kelp 4. Commitment Accounts of Assertion Lionel Shapiro 5. The Belief View of Assertion Mark Siebel 6. The Indicativity View Peter Pagin 7. Assertion: A Defective Theoretical Category Herman Cappelen Part II. Assertion among the Speech Acts 8. Assertion among the Speech Acts Marina Sbisà 9. Promising and Assertion Mark van Roojen 10. Threats, Warnings, and Assertions Hallie Liberto Part III. Types of Assertion 11. Rhetorical Questions as Indirect Assertions Marga Reimer 12. Hedged Assertion Matthew Benton and Peter van Elswyk 13. Bullshit Assertion Ben Kotzee 14. Slurs, Assertion, and Predication Christopher Hom 15. Proxy Assertion Kirk Ludwig 16. Can Groups Assert that P? Deborah Tollefsen Part IV. Methodological Questions in the Study of Assertion 17. Assertion and Convention Mitchell S. Green 18. Testing for Assertion Martin Montminy 19. Assertion and Mindreading William S. Horton 20. Can Artificial Entities Assert? Ori Freiman and Boaz Miller Part V. Assertion in Semantics and Metasemantics 21. Assertion and Fiction Manuel García-Carpintero 22. De Se Assertion Isidora Stojanovic 23. Assertion and the Future Corine Besson and Anandi Hattiangadi 24. Assertion and Modality Fabrizio Cariani 25. Assertibility and Paradox Tim McCarthy Part VI. Assertion in Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, and Philosophy of Action 26. Assertion and Testimony Edward S. Hinchman 27. Assertion of Knowledge Patrick Rysiew 28. Asserting Ignorance Rik Peels 29. Assertoric Quality Jennifer Lackey 30. Austin on Asserting and Knowing Robert Fiengo 31. Formal Models of Assertion Erik J. Olsson 32. Epistemic Norms of Assertion and Action Mikkel Gerken and Esben Nedenskov Petersen 33. Moore's Paradox and Assertion Clayton Littlejohn Part VII. The Social Dimensions of Assertion 34. The Function of Assertion and Social Norms Peter J. Graham 35. Silencing and Assertion Alessandra Tanesini 36. Social Identity and Assertion Casey Rebecca Johnson 37. Ethical Dimensions of Assertion Terence Cuneo 38. The Norm of Assertion and Blame Jessica Brown 39. Assertion, Lying, and Untruthfully Implicating Jessica Pepp
The Oxford Handbook of Assertion Introduction Sanford C. Goldberg Part I. The Nature of Assertion: Various Approaches 1. Stalnaker on the Essential Effect of Assertion Lenny J. Clapp 2. Assertion and the Declarative Mood Mark Jary 3. Assertion: The Constitutive Norms View Mona Simion and Christoph Kelp 4. Commitment Accounts of Assertion Lionel Shapiro 5. The Belief View of Assertion Mark Siebel 6. The Indicativity View Peter Pagin 7. Assertion: A Defective Theoretical Category Herman Cappelen Part II. Assertion among the Speech Acts 8. Assertion among the Speech Acts Marina Sbisà 9. Promising and Assertion Mark van Roojen 10. Threats, Warnings, and Assertions Hallie Liberto Part III. Types of Assertion 11. Rhetorical Questions as Indirect Assertions Marga Reimer 12. Hedged Assertion Matthew Benton and Peter van Elswyk 13. Bullshit Assertion Ben Kotzee 14. Slurs, Assertion, and Predication Christopher Hom 15. Proxy Assertion Kirk Ludwig 16. Can Groups Assert that P? Deborah Tollefsen Part IV. Methodological Questions in the Study of Assertion 17. Assertion and Convention Mitchell S. Green 18. Testing for Assertion Martin Montminy 19. Assertion and Mindreading William S. Horton 20. Can Artificial Entities Assert? Ori Freiman and Boaz Miller Part V. Assertion in Semantics and Metasemantics 21. Assertion and Fiction Manuel García-Carpintero 22. De Se Assertion Isidora Stojanovic 23. Assertion and the Future Corine Besson and Anandi Hattiangadi 24. Assertion and Modality Fabrizio Cariani 25. Assertibility and Paradox Tim McCarthy Part VI. Assertion in Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, and Philosophy of Action 26. Assertion and Testimony Edward S. Hinchman 27. Assertion of Knowledge Patrick Rysiew 28. Asserting Ignorance Rik Peels 29. Assertoric Quality Jennifer Lackey 30. Austin on Asserting and Knowing Robert Fiengo 31. Formal Models of Assertion Erik J. Olsson 32. Epistemic Norms of Assertion and Action Mikkel Gerken and Esben Nedenskov Petersen 33. Moore's Paradox and Assertion Clayton Littlejohn Part VII. The Social Dimensions of Assertion 34. The Function of Assertion and Social Norms Peter J. Graham 35. Silencing and Assertion Alessandra Tanesini 36. Social Identity and Assertion Casey Rebecca Johnson 37. Ethical Dimensions of Assertion Terence Cuneo 38. The Norm of Assertion and Blame Jessica Brown 39. Assertion, Lying, and Untruthfully Implicating Jessica Pepp
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