LEC # | TOPICS | LECTURE NOTES |
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1 | Introduction | (PDF) |
2 | Meaning and reference | (PDF) |
3 | Descriptions | (PDF) |
4 | Names and descriptions | (PDF) |
5 | Direct reference | (PDF) |
6 | What is meaning? | (PDF) |
7 | Empiricist theories | (PDF) |
8 | Psychological theories | (PDF) |
9 | Truth-conditional theories | (PDF) |
10 | Context sensitivity | (PDF) |
11 | The essential indexical | (PDF) |
12 | The Kripkenstein paradox | (PDF) |
13 | Naturalistic reduction | (PDF) |
14 | Speech acts | (PDF) |
15 | Illocutionary force | (PDF) |
16 | Presupposition | (PDF) |
17 | Assertion | (PDF) |
18 | Implicature | (PDF) |
19 | Attitudes, the hidden indexical theory | (PDF) |
20 | Attitudes, the implicature theory | (PDF) |
21 | Attitudes, the pragmatic theory | (PDF) |
22 | Non-literal speech | (PDF) |
23 | Making believe | |
24 | Semantic pretense and attitude ascriptions | (PDF) |
25 | Pragmatic pretense and Frege problems | (PDF) |
26 | Humpty Dumpty, malaprop, etc. |