Meaning, Truth, and the Limits of Analysis

Sources
Introduction
1: Meaning and Truth-Conditions: From Frege's Grand Design to Davidson's
2: Concept and Copula
3: Donald Davidson's Account of Semantic Interpretation. How Comprehensive Is It? 'All', 'Some', and 'Most'
4: Names, Existence, and Contingency
5: Modes of Grammatical Combination, Adverbs, and the Case of Action Sentences
6: Three Moments in the Theory of Definition or Analysis: Its Possibility, Its Aim or Aims, and Its Limit or Terminus
7: Locke: 'The Great Conduit'
8: Languages as Things in their Own Right
9: Peirce: Reflections on Inquiry and Truth Arising from his Method for the Fixation of Belief
10: A Substantivist-cum-Indefinibilist Account of Truth and the Marks of Truth

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