Rule-Following and Realism

Gary Ebbs

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Through detailed criticism of standard interpretations of key arguments in analytical philosophy over the last 60 years, Ebbs arrives at a new conception of the task of the philosophy of language. Reexamining and extending arguments by Kripke, Quine, Carnap, Putnam, and Burge, Ebbs presents systematic redescriptions of our linguistic practices.

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