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Saying, Meaning and Referring
Essays on François Recanati's Philosophy of Language
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This collection on François Recanati's philosophy of language deals with core issues in the contemporary philosophy of language. It includes topics as central as the existence of unarticulated constituents in what is literally said, the interface semantics and pragmatics, the existence and character of primary pragmatic processes in the formation of what is said, the status of the availability and cooperative principles, the compatibility between Gricean perspective about meaning and the externalist paradigm derived from the works of Kripke and Putnam, the difference between literal and non-literal uses of language, the status of the discourse of fiction.
Contributions written by distinguished specialists in linguistics and philosophy of language are each followed by Recanati's own comments and 'reply'. The current 'hot' concerns in the discipline, and the diverse ways in which it will develop in the future, are debated in lively style.
Acknowledgements
Introduction; M.J.Frápolli & R.Carston
Every Chapter will be followed by François Recanati's "Reply"
How Many Pragmatic Systems Are There?; R.Carston
What to Say on What Is Said: Some Remarks on Recanati's Views on Semantic Contextuality; S.Predelli
Externalism, Deference, and Availability; M.J.Frápolli
Metalinguistic Demonstrations and Reference; P.de Brabanter
On Rigidity, Direct Reference and Natural Kind Terms; L.F.Moreno
Meaning 'Literal'; M.H.Iglesias
A View of Novel Metaphor in the Light of Recanati's Proposals; E.R.González & B.S.Clivillés
On the "Hyperinsulation" and "Transparency" of Imaginary Situations; J.Pelletier
Names for Ficta, for Intentionalia, and for Nothing; A.Voltolini
Situated Representations and ad hoc Concepts; J.Dokic
Semantic Innocence and Substitutivity; P.Egré
Index
MARÍA JOSÉ FRÁPOLLI is Reader in Logic and Philosophy of Science at the Department of Philosophy, University of Granada, Spain. She has published several works on philosophy of language and philosophy of logic. She is editor of F.P. Ramsey: Critical Reassessments, and has recently translated into Spanish his complete work.
Description
This collection on François Recanati's philosophy of language deals with core issues in the contemporary philosophy of language. It includes topics as central as the existence of unarticulated constituents in what is literally said, the interface semantics and pragmatics, the existence and character of primary pragmatic processes in the formation of what is said, the status of the availability and cooperative principles, the compatibility between Gricean perspective about meaning and the externalist paradigm derived from the works of Kripke and Putnam, the difference between literal and non-literal uses of language, the status of the discourse of fiction.
Contributions written by distinguished specialists in linguistics and philosophy of language are each followed by Recanati's own comments and 'reply'. The current 'hot' concerns in the discipline, and the diverse ways in which it will develop in the future, are debated in lively style.
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction; M.J.Frápolli & R.Carston
Every Chapter will be followed by François Recanati's "Reply"
How Many Pragmatic Systems Are There?; R.Carston
What to Say on What Is Said: Some Remarks on Recanati's Views on Semantic Contextuality; S.Predelli
Externalism, Deference, and Availability; M.J.Frápolli
Metalinguistic Demonstrations and Reference; P.de Brabanter
On Rigidity, Direct Reference and Natural Kind Terms; L.F.Moreno
Meaning 'Literal'; M.H.Iglesias
A View of Novel Metaphor in the Light of Recanati's Proposals; E.R.González & B.S.Clivillés
On the "Hyperinsulation" and "Transparency" of Imaginary Situations; J.Pelletier
Names for Ficta, for Intentionalia, and for Nothing; A.Voltolini
Situated Representations and ad hoc Concepts; J.Dokic
Semantic Innocence and Substitutivity; P.Egré
Index
Authors
MARÍA JOSÉ FRÁPOLLI is Reader in Logic and Philosophy of Science at the Department of Philosophy, University of Granada, Spain. She has published several works on philosophy of language and philosophy of logic. She is editor of F.P. Ramsey: Critical Reassessments, and has recently translated into Spanish his complete work.
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