Meaning, Knowledge, and Reality

John McDowell

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Part 1 Meaning, truth, and understanding: truth-conditions, bivalence, and verificationism meaning, communication, and knowledge quotation and saying that in defence of modesty another plea for modesty physicalism and primitive denotation - Field on Tarski. Part 2 Reference, thought, and world: identity mistakes - Plato and logical atomists on sense and reference of a proper name truth-value gaps de re senses singular thought and extent of inner space intentionality de re Putnam on mind and meaning. Part 3 Realism and anti-realism: on the reality of past anti-realism and epistemology of understanding mathematical Platonism and Dummetian anti-realism. Part 4 Issues in epistemology: criteria, defeasibility, and knowledge knowledge and internal knowledge by hearsay.

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