8. The Elugardo-Problem
9. Analyzing Utterance Meaning
10. Indexicality
Bibliography
Detailed Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
1. Donald Davidson’s Philosophy: An Overview
2. Truth, Meaning and Radical Interpretation
2.1. From Radical Interpretation to Radical Externalism
2.2. From the Idiolect Theory to the
Third Dogma of Empiricism
2.3. The Dismantling of a Myth
2.4. On Epistemic Restrictions of Understanding .
3. The Logical Form of Action Sentences and
Singular Causal Statements
3.1. Logical Form and Adverbial Modification .
3.2. Causal Relations
4. The Logical-Connection Argument
5. Basic Acts
6. Primary Reasons and the Identity-Thesis
6.1. Pro Attitudes, Beliefs, Primitive Actions
and their Causal Relations
6.2. From Anomalism of the Mental to the Unified Theory
7. Flight from Body Movements .
7.1. I. Thalberg’s Theory of Action and the Accordion Effect .
7.2. A. I. Goldman’s Critique on the Identity-Thesis
7.3. Body Movement, Events as Actions and their Causation
7.4. On Hempel’s Account
Verlag
Humanities Online,
Frankfurt am Main 2001, 323 p., 15.- €