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Mind,
Language and Reality.
Philosophical
Papers,
vol. 2. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1975.
Meaning
and the Moral Sciences.
London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1978.
Reason,
Truth, and History.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1981.
I had withdrawn my original post about this from several days ago, because many details were unclear, and there was a risk then, I was led to believe, that publicit
y would adversely affect the
interest (wf20.
John Searle loses to G.E.M. Anscog
Holism (1986), 278-302 22. Nelson Goodman’s Fact,
Fiction, and Forecast (1983),
303-308
Twin Earth thought experiment
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“Rorty
e Wittgenstein.” Trans. Alessandro Pagnini. Iride n.s. 4/5
(January-December 1990): 313-317.
1991
“Does
the Disquotational Theory Really Solve All Philosophical Problems?”
Metaphilosophy 22.1-2 (January-April 1991): 1-13. Repr. as “Does
the Disquotational Theory of Truth Solve All Philosophical Problems?”
in Words
and Life (1994),
264-278.That psychological state does not determine extension will now be shown with the aid of a little science-fiction. For the purpose of the following science-fiction examples, we shall suppose that somewhere in the galaxy there is a planet we shall call Twin Earth
“The
French Revolution and the Holocaust: Can Ethics be Ahistorical?”
Culture
and Modernity: East-West Philosophical Perspectives,
ed. Eliot Deutsch (Honmbe by 191–23, loses to Carl Ginet by 64–520. John Searle loses to G.E.M. Anscombe by 191–23, loses to Carl Ginet by 64–5
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I have never been able to forget. He said, "Surely half the pleasure of life is sardonic comment on the passing show". This blog is devoted to comments, not all of them sardonic, on the passing philosophical show. Hilary Putnam
this? In this paper I propose a package of reforms to the ways in which policies are made by legislatures, and in which those policies are scrutinised, implemented and evaluated. The overarching aim is to enhance the accountability of the decision-making process in ways that take into (...)
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2. Glaucon loses to Sir Ranksalot by 10–4
3. Diogenes of Sinope loses to Sir Ranksalot by 12–2, loses to Glaucon by 8–4
4. Tied:
Spiros loses to Sir Ranksalot by 13–1, loses to Diogenes of Sinope by 5–4
Pilos aka Purple Haze loses to Sir Ranksalot by 13–3, loses to Diogenes of Sinope by 6–4
6. Tied:
Magickal Replacement loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to Spiros by 7–2
Rooster Burn loses to Sir Ranksalot by 13–1, loses to Spiros by 5–3
Crispy Artwell loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–0, loses to Spiros by 6–2
Generic Lou loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to Spiros by 7–2
10. Justice Whineberg loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to Crispy Artwell by 4–3
11. Jenny from the Blog loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to Justice Whineberg by 4–2
12. Philodaria loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to Jenny from the Blog by 3–1
13. The Ghent Balloon loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to Philodaria by 4–2
14. Tied:
Comrade Drabek loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to The Ghent Balloon by 4–2
Mr. Can’t Stop Rough Blogging about Chalmers and Stanley loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–0, loses to The Ghent Balloon by 4–2
16. Splinter loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–0, loses to Mr. Can’t Stop Rough Blogging about Chalmers and Stanley by 2–1
17. Ed “Blackadder” Quasiarian loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to Splinter by 2–1
18. Noetika loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–1, loses to Ed “Blackadder” Quasiarian by 2–1
19. Tied:
Brotevi loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–0, loses to Noetika by 3–2
Lance-a-lot loses to Sir Ranksalot by 14–0, loses to Noetika by 3–0
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