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Author: Ernie Lepore, David Sosa 

Philosophy of language has been at the center of philosophical research at least since the start of the 20th century. Since that ‘linguistic turn’ much of the most important work in philosophy has related to language. But till now there has been no regular forum for outstanding original work in this area. That is what Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Language offers. Anyone wanting to know what’s happening in philosophy of language could start with these volumes.

Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Language. Volume 1 1st Table of contents:

1: The Subtle Lives of Descriptive Names
1.1 Aboutness and justification
1.2 Descriptive names in the aboutness and justification framework
1.3 Descriptively mediated singular thoughts?
1.4 ⌜Let α refer to the Ψ⌝
References
2: Sources of Context-Dependence: The Case of Knowledge Ascriptions
2.1 The phenomenon of question-sensitivity
2.2 Some background
2.3 The ingredients of question-sensitivity
2.4 Semantics and context-dependence
2.4.1 Semantics
2.4.2 Context-dependence
2.4.3 The Schaffer-Szabó semantics
2.5 Predicting and explaining question-sensitivity
2.6 Varieties of context-dependence
References
3: Words by Convention
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
References
4: Conditional Acceptance
4.0 Introduction
4.1 The case
4.2 Prediction of the prominent theories
4.3 Why the prediction is wrong
4.3.1 Defending Claim One
4.3.2 Defending Claim Two
4.3.3 The Generalized Case
4.4 Lessons and conclusions
4.4.1 The semantics of conditionals
4.4.2 Conditional acceptance in philosophical arguments
4.5 Appendix: A probabilistic analysis of the case
References
5: Frege’s Begriffsschrift Theory of Identity Vindicated
5.1 Introduction
5.2 First-order logic with identity
5.3 ‘A bifurcation in the meaning of all signs’
5.4 Conclusion
5.5 Acknowledgements
References
6: Truth
6.1 Ramsey’s account of truth
6.2 Strawson’s account of truth
6.3 Strawson’s account formalized
6.4 The Liar and the Liar’s Revenge
6.5 Axiomatic theories of truth
6.6 Intensional paradox
6.7 Conclusion
References
7: Subordinating Speech and Speaking Up
7.1 Speech acts
7.2 Subordinating speech acts
7.2.1 The magic objection
7.2.2 The Authority Problem
7.3 A model for subordinating speech
7.3.1 Subordination, common ground, and accommodation
Ranking
Permissions
Authority as higher rank
7.4 Understanding speaking up
7.4.1 Refusal to accommodate
7.4.2 Broadening the conversation
7.4.3 Questioning the context set
7.4.4 Adding equality to the context set
Feminist department chair
7.4.5 Subordinating subordination
7.5 Conclusion
References
8: Context-Free Semantics
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Background: contextual parameters and multiple indexing
8.2.1 Indices
8.2.2 Multiple indexing
8.3 Context and monsters
8.3.1 Argument 1: propriety and validity
8.3.2 Argument 2: unshiftability
8.3.3 Taking stock
8.4 The one-tier theory and the two-tier theory
8.5 Explicating the prohibition on monsters
8.5.1 The ban on monsters, made precise
8.5.2 Stalnaker’s maneuver
8.6 Natural language monsters
8.6.1 Indexical shift in Zazaki
8.6.2 Indexical shift in Nez Perce
8.7 Context-free compositional semantics
8.7.1 Monsters and the two-tier theory: the basic argument
8.7.2 Retreat to fine-grained contents?
8.7.3 Against propriety
8.7.4 Return to multiple indexing
8.8 Contexts and postsemantics
8.9 Conclusion
References
9: Semantic Explanations
9.1 Descriptive and foundational semantics
9.2 Against deflationism and cognitivism
9.3 The direction of semantic explanation
9.4 Against uniformly top–down explanations
9.5 Against uniformly bottom–up explanations
9.6 The explanatory divide in the lexicon
9.7 Conclusion

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