It is commonly assumed that we conceive of the past and the future as symmetrical. In this book, Fabrizio Cariani develops a new theory of future-directed discourse and thought that shows that our linguistic and philosophical conceptions of the past and future are, in fact, fundamentally different.
It is commonly assumed that we conceive of the past and the future as symmetrical. In this book, Fabrizio Cariani develops a new theory of future-directed discourse and thought that shows that our linguistic and philosophical conceptions of the past and future are, in fact, fundamentally different.
Fabrizio Cariani is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Maryland, College Park. He has published extensively on the philosophy of language, epistemology and logic, and is editor of the journal Philosopher's Imprint.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Background: 1. The symmetric paradigm 2. Symmetric semantics in an asymmetric world Part II. The Road to Selection Semantics: 3. The modal challenge 4. Modality without quantification 5. Basic selection semantics Part III. Developing Selection Semantics: 6. Between will and might 7. Future orientation 8. Neo-Stalnakerian conditionals Part IV. Assertion, Prediction, and the Future: 9. On predicting 10. Assertion troubles 11. Thin red lines without tears Part V. Future Cognition and Epistemology: Some Themes: 12. Imagining and simulating the future 13. On the direct evidence inference.
Introduction Part I. Background: 1. The symmetric paradigm 2. Symmetric semantics in an asymmetric world Part II. The Road to Selection Semantics: 3. The modal challenge 4. Modality without quantification 5. Basic selection semantics Part III. Developing Selection Semantics: 6. Between will and might 7. Future orientation 8. Neo-Stalnakerian conditionals Part IV. Assertion, Prediction, and the Future: 9. On predicting 10. Assertion troubles 11. Thin red lines without tears Part V. Future Cognition and Epistemology: Some Themes: 12. Imagining and simulating the future 13. On the direct evidence inference.
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