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Introduction 1. From Frege to carnap: translation as paraphrase 2. Wittgenstein: translation as calculus and translation as a language game 3. Quine and the thesis of translation indeterminacy 4. The notion of synonymy and Davidson's theory of radical interpretation 5. The Principle of Charity and the third dogma of Empiricism 6. Sellars and the problem of semantic vs. pragmatic equivalence 7. Grice and the translation of implicit meaning 8. Kripke's translation test 9. The translation of explicit meaning in Literalism vs. Contextualism Conclusion References.
Introduction 1. From Frege to carnap: translation as paraphrase 2. Wittgenstein: translation as calculus and translation as a language game 3. Quine and the thesis of translation indeterminacy 4. The notion of synonymy and Davidson's theory of radical interpretation 5. The Principle of Charity and the third dogma of Empiricism 6. Sellars and the problem of semantic vs. pragmatic equivalence 7. Grice and the translation of implicit meaning 8. Kripke's translation test 9. The translation of explicit meaning in Literalism vs. Contextualism Conclusion References.
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