The philosophy of Michael Dummett / ed. by R.E.Auxier, L.E.Hahn. - Chicago: Open Court, 2007. - xxiii, 955 p.: port. - (Library of living philosophers; Vol.31). - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.935-955. - ISBN 0-8126-9622-0; ISBN 978-0-8126-9622-6  Место хранения:   035 | Объединенный институт истории, филологии и философии СО РАН | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Frontispiece ................................................... iv General Introduction to the Library of Living Philosophers .... vii Founder's General Introduction to the Library of Living Philosophers ................................................ ix Acknowledgments ............................................... xii Preface ...................................................... xvii PART ONE: Intellectual Autobiography of Michael Dummett ......... 1 Sample of Dummett's Handwriting .............................. 2 Intellectual Autobiography of Michael Dummett ................ 3 PART TWO: Descriptive and Critical Essays on the Philosophy of Michael Dummett, with Replies ............................ 33 I. Historical Context 1. Brian McGuinness: Coming to Terms with Wittgenstein ..... 35 Reply to Brian McGuinness ............................ 51 2. Jan Dejnozka: Dummett's Backward Road to Frege and to Intuitionism ......................................... 55 Reply to Jan Dejnožka ............................... 114 3. James W. Allard: Realism, Anti-realism, and Absolute Idealism ............................................... 127 Reply to James W. Allard ............................ 147 II. Language and the Real 4. Hilary Putnam: Between Scylla and Charybdis: Does Dummett Have a Way Through? ............................ 155 Reply to Hilary Putnam .............................. 168 5. Ernie Lepore and Kirk Ludwig: The Reality of Language: On the Davidson/Dummett Exchange ............. 185 Reply to Lepore and Ludwig .......................... 215 6. Peter Simons: What Numbers Really Are .................. 229 Reply to Peter Simons ............................... 248 7. Anat Malar: Radically Different: On Dummett's Metaphilosophy ......................................... 259 Reply to Anat Matar ................................. 276 III. Language and Truth 8. John Campbell: If Truth Is Dethroned, What Role Is Left for It? ........................................... 281 Reply to John Campbell .............................. 301 9. Wolfgang Künne: Two Principles Concerning Truth ........ 315 Reply to Wolfgang Kunne ................................ 345 10. John McDowell: Dummett on Truth Conditions and Meaning ................................................ 351 Reply to John McDowell .............................. 367 11. Akeel Bilgrami: Pursuing an Analogy .................... 383 Reply to Akeel Bilgrami ................................ 409 12. Crispin Wright: "Wang's Paradox" ....................... 415 Reply to Crispin Wright ................................ 445 IV. Language and Meaning 13. Dag Prawitz: Pragmatist and Verificationist Theories of Meaning ............................................. 455 Reply to Dag Prawitz ................................ 482 14. Eva Picardi: On Sense, Tone, and Accompanying Thoughts ............................................... 491 Reply to Eva Picardi ................................ 521 15. Richard G. Heck, Jr.: Use and Meaning .................. 531 Reply to Richard G. Heck, Jr. ....................... 558 16. Carlo Penco: Idiolect and Context ...................... 567 Reply to Carlo Penco ................................ 591 17. Bernhard Weiss: Molecularity and Revisionism ........... 601 Reply to Bernhard Weiss ............................. 617 V. Language and Logic 18. Christian Thiel: The Operation Called Abstraction ...... 623 Reply to Christian Thiel ............................ 634 19. Ian Rumfitt: Asserting and Excluding: Steps Towards an Anti-realist Account of Classical Consequence ....... 639 Reply to Ian Rumfitt ................................ 694 20. Marco Santambrogio: Belief and Deductive Inference ..... 699 Reply to Marco Santambrogio ......................... 719 21. Pascal Engel: Dummett, Achilles, and the Tortoise ...... 725 Reply to Pascal Engel ............................... 747 22. Peter M. Sullivan: Dummett's Case for Constructivist Logicism ............................................... 753 Reply to Peter M. Sullivan .......................... 786 VI. Not by Language Alone 23. Maurice Salles: Michael Dummett on Social Choice and Voting ............................................. 801 Reply to Maurice Salles ............................. 819 24. Kwame Anthony Appiah: Immigrants and Refugees: Individualism and the Moral Status of Strangers ........ 825 Reply to Kwame Anthony Appiah ....................... 841 25. Ann Dummett: Work against Racism ....................... 845 Reply to Ann Dummett ................................ 856 26. Andrew Beards: Dummett: Philosophy and Religion ........ 863 Reply to Andrew Beards .............................. 889 27. Thierry Depaulis: The First Golden Age of the Tarot in France .............................................. 901 Reply to Thierry Depaulis ........................... 913 PART THREE: Bibliography of the Writings of Michael Dummett ... 919 Index ......................................................... 935