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CHAPTER TWO: Truth, Interpretation, and Meaning

From the book Philosophy of Language

https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400833931.33
From the book
Philosophy of Language
Philosophy of Language

Chapters in this book (13)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART ONE: A Century of Work in the Philosophy of Language
CHAPTER ONE The Logical Study of Language
CHAPTER TWO: Truth, Interpretation, and Meaning
CHAPTER THREE: Meaning, Modality, and Possible Worlds Semantics
CHAPTER FOUR: Rigid Designation, Direct Reference, and Indexicality
PART TWO: New Directions
CHAPTER FIVE: The Metaphysics of Meaning: Propositions and Possible Worlds
CHAPTER SIX: Apriority, Aposteriority, and Actuality
CHAPTER SEVEN: The Limits of Meaning
References
Index
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