New Essays on Singular Thought

By:

Jeshion, Robin

Contributor(s):

Jeshion, Robin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford Oxford University Press 2012Description: 324pISBN:

9780199567881

DDC classification:

N36 J491

Partial contents:

1. The Structure of Singular thought..........37 Getting a thing into a thought...........39 Three perspectives on Quantifying in .............64 On Singularity............77 2. Conditions on Singular Thought ........103 Singular thought: Acquaintance, Semantic instrumentalism, and Cognitivism .............105 Singular thought : In defence of Acquaintance..............141 3. Demonstrative and Communication-Based reference and thought.............191 Demonstrative reference, the relational view of Experience, and the Proximality principle............................193 We are acquainted with ordinary things.............213 Millian Externalism ............246 4. Thinking of Nothing .................271 Fictional Singular imaginings............273 Internationality without exotica..............300

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includes index and biblioraphy

1. The Structure of Singular thought..........37
Getting a thing into a thought...........39
Three perspectives on Quantifying in .............64
On Singularity............77
2. Conditions on Singular Thought ........103
Singular thought: Acquaintance, Semantic instrumentalism, and Cognitivism .............105
Singular thought : In defence of Acquaintance..............141
3. Demonstrative and Communication-Based reference and thought.............191
Demonstrative reference, the relational view of Experience, and the Proximality principle............................193
We are acquainted with ordinary things.............213
Millian Externalism ............246
4. Thinking of Nothing .................271
Fictional Singular imaginings............273
Internationality without exotica..............300

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