Comments on Donald Davidson's paper Radical Interpretation
Dialectica 30:35-60 (1976)
| Abstract | Formulating my comments I have had difficulties of three kinds. First, I am not at all sure that I have understood Davidson correctly at every point. Secondly, not being aware of how far I may take for granted that Davidson and I share what may be called the same background ... | |||||||||
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