Mind and Meaning

Brian Loar

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

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Introduction 1. Propositional attitudes in the theory of mind 2. Explicating attitude-ascriptions 3. Functional theories 4. How to interpret ascriptions of beliefs and desires 5. Beliefs about particulars 6. Objectively determinate beliefs and our knowledge of them 7. Intentionality without intensions 8. Why truth? 9. Language and meaning 10. Public language semantics Index.

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