The Linguistic Turn: Essays in Philosophical MethodThe Linguistic Turn provides a rich and representative introduction to the entire historical and doctrinal range of the linguistic philosophy movement. In two retrospective essays titled "Ten Years After" and "Twenty-Five Years After," Rorty shows how his book was shaped by the time in which it was written and traces the directions philosophical study has taken since. "All too rarely an anthology is put together that reflects imagination, command, and comprehensiveness. Rorty's collection is just such a book."—Review of Metaphysics |
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Inhalt
Moritz Schlick The Future of Philosophy | 43 |
Rudolf Carnap On the Character of Philosophical Problems | 54 |
Gustav Bergmann Logical Positivism Language and the Reconstruction of Metaphysics in part | 63 |
Rudolf Carnap Empiricism Semantics and Ontology | 72 |
Gilbert Ryle Systematically Misleading Expressions | 85 |
John Wisdom Philosophical Perplexity | 101 |
Norman Malcolm Moore and Ordinary Language | 111 |
METAPHYSICAL PROBLEMS OF IDEALLANGUAGE PHILOSOPHY | 125 |
Paul Henle Do We Discover Our Uses of Words? | 218 |
Peter Geach Ascriptivism | 224 |
James W Cornman Uses of Language and Philosophical Problems | 227 |
J O Urmson J L Austin | 232 |
Stuart Hampshire J L Austin | 239 |
J O Urmson and G Warnock J L Austin | 248 |
Stanley Cavell Austin at Criticism | 250 |
Stuart Hampshire The Interpretation of Language Words and Concepts | 261 |
Irving Copi Language Analysis and Metaphysical Inquiry | 127 |
Gustav Bergmann Two Criteria for an Ideal Language | 132 |
Irving Copi Reply to Bergmann | 135 |
Max Black Russells Philosophy of Language in part | 136 |
Alice Ambrose Linguistic Approaches to Philosophical Problems | 147 |
Roderick Chisholm Comments on the Proposal Theory of Philosophy | 156 |
James W Cornman Language and Ontology | 160 |
Willard v O Quine Semantic Ascent from Word and Object | 168 |
METAPHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS OF ORDINARYLANGUAGE PHILOSOPHY | 173 |
Roderick Chisholm Philosophers and Ordinary Language | 175 |
John Passmore Arguments to Meaninglessness Excluded Opposites and Paradigm Cases from Philosophical Reasoning | 183 |
Grover Maxwell and Herbert Feigl Why Ordinary Language Needs Reforming | 193 |
Manley Thompson When Is Ordinary Language Reformed? | 201 |
Richard Hare Philosophical Discoveries | 206 |
RECAPITULATIONS RECONSIDERATIONS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS | 269 |
Dudley Shapere Philosophy and the Analysis of Language | 271 |
Stuart Hampshire Are All Philosophical Questions Questions of Language? | 284 |
J O Urmson The History of Analysis | 294 |
Discussion of Urmsons The History of Analysis by the participants in the 1961 Royaumont Colloquium | 302 |
P F Strawson Analysis Science and Metaphysics | 312 |
Discussion of Strawsons Analysis Science and Metaphysics by the participants in the 1961 Royaumont Colloquium | 321 |
Max Black Language and Reality | 331 |
Jerold J Katz The Philosophical Relevance of Linguistic Theory | 340 |
Yehoshua BarHillel A PreRequisite for Rational Philosophical Discussion | 356 |
Ten Years After | 361 |
Twentyfive Years After | 371 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 375 |
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