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Licensed Unlicensed Requires Authentication Published by Penn State University Press 2002

19 Tossed Salad: Ontology and Identity

From the book Is There a Single Right Interpretation?

  • Susan L. Feagin
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780271032344-020
© 2021 Penn State University Press
From the book
Is There a Single Right Interpretation?
Is There a Single Right Interpretation?

Chapters in this book (25)

Frontmatter
Contents
Introduction
PART I
1 The Sun Also Rises: Incompatible Interpretations
2 ‘‘One and Only One Correct Interpretation’’
3 Rightness and Success in Interpretation
4 Intentionality, Meaning, and Open-Endedness of Interpretation
5 Are There Definitive Interpretations
PART II
6 Against Critical Pluralism
7 Interpretation and Its Objects
8 Constructive Realism and the Question of Imputation
9 Interpretation and the Ontology of Art
10 Can Novel Critical Interpretations Create Art Objects Distinct from Themselves
PART III
11 The Literary Work as a Pliable Entity: Combining Realism and Pluralism
12 The Multiple Interpretability of Musical Works
13 Right Answers: Dworkin’s Jurisprudence
14 Truth in Interpretation: A Hermeneutic Approach
15 Appreciation and Literary Interpretation
PART IV
16 Hypothetical Intentionalism: Statement, Objections, and Replies
17 Andy Kaufman and the Philosophy of Interpretation
18 Whose Play Is It? Does It Matter
19 Tossed Salad: Ontology and Identity
20 Wittgenstein and the Question of True Self-Interpretation
Contributors
Index
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