Belief and Meaning

Part 1 Belief, meaning, and the external world: what is meant by the of content? externalism what is meant by the of content?. Part 2 The unity of interntional content: the threat to the unity of content the orthodox externalisms why the orthodox externalisms threaten unity and mine doesn't some objections to the charge of disunity self-knowledge more objections to the charge of disunity. Part 3 Society and norm: the relevance of norms and rules to belief and meaning. Part 4 Truth and the locality of content: what is the function of truth-theories of meaning? holism and the locality of content why only my conception of truth-theories of meaning will allow for the unity of content the information-communicative function and the success-explanatory function of content. Part 5 The case fo externalism: motivating externalism the best motivation for externalism - publicness a second epistemological argument for externalism can externalism capture the first person point of view? realism about intentional content. Appendix: Self-knowledge and intentionality

Analytic philosophy · Contemporary philosophy · Content (measure theory) · Epistemology · Linguistics · Locality · Meaning (existential) · Classical Philosophy and Thought · Mathematics · Philosophy · Psychology

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  Åsa Maria Wikfor, Åsa Wikforss et al.•The Philosophical Quarterly•2001

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