Eleonora Orlando

Biographic Data

ID1383916
NAMEEleonora Orlando
GIVEN NAMESEleonora
FAMILY NAMEOrlando
SIGNATUREORLANDO E
AFFILIATIONSConsejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas
ORCID0000-0002-0153-6558
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2000
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1

  • Contingent A Priori Truths as Original Declarations. Some Comments on Marco Ruffino

    Open AccessEleonora OrlandoARTICLECritica2025

    In his book Contingent A Priori Truths, Marco Ruffino proposes to understand Kripke’s examples of the contingent a priori in terms of utterances with a declarative illocutionary force. I think that Marco’s approach is very original and insightful, and he provides us with many detailed and thoughtful considerations in its support. Although I agree with the general picture, there are some aspects that remain a bit obscure to me, which will be the f…

  • Are thick aesthetic predicates assessment-sensitive

    Open AccessEleonora Orlando, Ramiro CasoARTICLESynthese2024Cited by: 1References: 39

  • Epítetos e insultos de grupo en español

    Andrés Saab, Eleonora OrlandoARTICLEStudies in Hispanic and Lusophone…2021

    In this paper, we further elaborate on a syntactic ambiguity between slurs and epithets first noticed in Orlando, Eleonora & Andrés Saab. 2020b. A stereotype semantics for syntactically ambiguous slurs. Analytic Philosophy 61(2). 101–129. Here, we discuss in detail the large theoretical implications of such an ambiguity both for the proper analysis of binominal constructions in Spanish (e.g., el idiota de Juan ) and for the way in which it is adv…

  • Términos peyorativos de grupo, estereotipos y actos de habla

    Open AccessEleonora Orlando, Andrés SaabARTICLECritica2020

    Este trabajo trata de los términos peyorativos de grupo, es decir, expresiones que se usan paradigmáticamente para hablar de manera despectiva acerca de ciertos grupos identificados en virtud de su origen o descendencia (“sudaca”), raza o nivel social (“negro”), orientación sexual (“maricón”), religión (“moishe”), ideología política (“zurdo”), modo de vida (“puta”), etc. Nos proponemos tanto (i) explicar el significado expresivo de este tipo de t…

  • Alberto Moretti, Interpretar y referir

    Open AccessEleonora OrlandoARTICLECritica2013

    Alberto Moretti, Interpretar y referir: ejercicios de análisis filosófico

  • Depicting Borgesian Possible Worlds

    Eleonora OrlandoARTICLECR The New Centennial Review2011

    Depicting Borgesian Possible Worlds Eleonora Orlando (bio) The main purpose of this essay is to show that the philosophical concept of a possible world is part of Borges's fiction: particularly in "The Garden of Forking Paths." The main thesis is as follows: possible worlds are part of the narrative content of the two stories thereby involved, the main one and the novel embedded in it, namely, the book-labyrinth owed to Ts'ui Pên; moreover, the c…

  • Fictional Names without Fictional Objects

    Open AccessEleonora OrlandoARTICLECritica2008

    In this paper, I criticize Mark Sainsbury’s proposal concerning the semantic analysis of fictional discourse, as it has been put forward in chapter 6 of his Reference without Referents. His main thesis is that fictional names do not refer, and hence statements containing them are genuinely false and must be interpreted in terms of true paraphrases, arrived at on a case-by-case basis. In my opinion, the proposal has a problem derived from the fact…

  • Ataque de Putnam al realismo metafísico

    Open AccessEleonora OrlandoARTICLECritica2000

    ataque de Putnam al realismo metafísico