Non-Propositional Intentionality

Abstract

The editors provide a brief introduction to the landscape of the debate in order to set up the issues and to display the interrelations amongst the contributions. First, some history is provided as well as some examples of the typical focus on propositionalism in much of the present literature. Second, a closer look is given to what exactly the propositionalist thesis might be. Third, motivations for propositionalism are discussed. Fourth, ways of and reasons for departing from propositionalism are offered. With the hope of showing how the various contributions connect to these four points as well as to each other, the chapter is guided by brief overviews of the contributions that will follow.

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