Quine: Language, Experience and Reality.

Christopher J. Hookway

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Preface. Introduction. Part I: The Evolution of Empiricism. 1. Language and the World. 2. Rules and Rationality. 3. Naturalism, Realism and Pragmatism. Part II: Logic and Reality. 4. Physicalism and Objectivity. 5. Logic: Canonical Notation and Extensionality. 6. Intensionality. 7. Necessity: Logic and Metaphysics. Part III: Mind and Meaning. 8. Indeterminacy of Translation. 9. Translation and Explanation. 10. Holism, Interpretation and the Autonomy of Psychology. Part IV: Knowledge and Reality. 11. Nature and Experience. 12. Physicalism and Reality.

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