New Waves in Philosophy of Language

In this book, a group of innovative young philosophers working in philosophy of language present an invigorating examination of some of the seminal issues in the field. Linguistic Puzzles and Semantic Pretence--B.Armour-Garb &--J.Woodbridge Minimal Semantics and the Nature of Psychological Evidence--E.Borg A Naturalistic Approach to the Philosophy of Language--J.Collins In Praise of our Linguistic Intuitions--A.Everett Phenomenal Continua and Secondary Properties--P.Greenough Semantic Oughts in Context--A.Hattiangadi Content, Force and Semantic Norms--M.Klbel Linguistic Competence and Propositional Knowledge--G.Longworth Expressives and Beyond--S.Predelli Analyticity in Externalist Languages--G.Russell Names as Predicates--S.Sawyer The Epistemic Reading of Counterfactual Conditionals--K.Schulz Introduction, Transmission, and the Foundations of Meaning--J.Speaks