Richard Heck has contested my argument that the equation of the meaning of a sentence with its truth-condition implies deflationism, on the ground that the argument does not go through if truth-conditions are understood, in Davidson's style, to be stated by T-sentences. My reply is that Davidsonian theories of meaning do not equate the meaning of a sentence with its truth-condition, and thus that Heck's point does not actually obstruct my argument
Two aspects of truth constitute the subject of investigation in this thesis. These two aspects arise...
Jamin Asay has recently argued that deflationists about the concept of truth cannot satisfactorily a...
Davidson made a strikingly distinctive and valuable contribution to the practice of ontology. It was...
1. Competition between philosophical theories of linguistic meaning is sometimes specious. For examp...
Deflationists have been hard at work convincing us that the concept of truth is far less interesting...
problems for deflationary theories of truth. Ketland argued that deflationism is incompatible with s...
In this chapter, we defend the view that Davidson aimed not to replace the theory of meaning with th...
A basic tenet of contemporary semantics is that the meaning of a sentence determines its truth condi...
This thesis defends a version of Donald Davidson's view that the fundamental role of a theory of mea...
The aim of this paper is to present a certain argument against (a specific version of) a deflationar...
My project is to bring out the tendentious ideas that drive various objections to deflationary views...
The determination argument is supposed to show that a sentence's meaning is at least a truth-conditi...
The determination argument is supposed to show that a sentence's meaning is at least a truth-conditi...
On a common reading of Davidson, the motivation for his proposal that a meaning theory is to take th...
we cannot assume that statements (let alone sentences) have truth conditions. At most, they have som...
Two aspects of truth constitute the subject of investigation in this thesis. These two aspects arise...
Jamin Asay has recently argued that deflationists about the concept of truth cannot satisfactorily a...
Davidson made a strikingly distinctive and valuable contribution to the practice of ontology. It was...
1. Competition between philosophical theories of linguistic meaning is sometimes specious. For examp...
Deflationists have been hard at work convincing us that the concept of truth is far less interesting...
problems for deflationary theories of truth. Ketland argued that deflationism is incompatible with s...
In this chapter, we defend the view that Davidson aimed not to replace the theory of meaning with th...
A basic tenet of contemporary semantics is that the meaning of a sentence determines its truth condi...
This thesis defends a version of Donald Davidson's view that the fundamental role of a theory of mea...
The aim of this paper is to present a certain argument against (a specific version of) a deflationar...
My project is to bring out the tendentious ideas that drive various objections to deflationary views...
The determination argument is supposed to show that a sentence's meaning is at least a truth-conditi...
The determination argument is supposed to show that a sentence's meaning is at least a truth-conditi...
On a common reading of Davidson, the motivation for his proposal that a meaning theory is to take th...
we cannot assume that statements (let alone sentences) have truth conditions. At most, they have som...
Two aspects of truth constitute the subject of investigation in this thesis. These two aspects arise...
Jamin Asay has recently argued that deflationists about the concept of truth cannot satisfactorily a...
Davidson made a strikingly distinctive and valuable contribution to the practice of ontology. It was...
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