MIT Working Papers in Philosophy and Linguistics #1
The Linguistics/Philosophy Interface
ed. R. Bhatt, P. Hawley, M. Hackl, and I. Maitra, 2000
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- Preface
- Chalmers' Two-Dimensional Argument Against Physicalism
- Alex Byrne
- What Unarticulated Constituents Could Not Be
- Lenny Clapp
- Conceptualizing the Futurate and the Future
- Bridget Copley
- On Quantifying over Everything
- Iris Einheuser
- Inconsistent Languages
- Matti Eklund
- Donkey Anaphora as NP-Deletion
- Paul Elbourne
- Context and Discourse
- Michael Glanzberg
- Optimality Theory and the Problem of Constraint Aggregation
- Daniel Harbour and Christian List
- What is Said
- Patrick Hawley
- On Stalnaker's Diagonalization
- Miguel Hernando
- Quine and Kripke's Wittgenstein
- Ólafur Páll Jónsson
- Why Knowledge is Unnecessary for Understanding Language
- Dean Pettit
- Boolos and Plural Predication
- Agustín Rayo
- Is Any Proposition Expressible by an Unstable Sentence Also Expressible by a Stable Sentence?
- Robert Streiffer
- Anthropomorphic Bias in Naming
- William Turkel
- Numbers, Persons, and Indeterminacy of Reference
- Gabriel Uzquiano