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Programme C 2000
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Conributions to Pragmatism and Semantics
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| INVITED PAPERS |
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Bob Brandom
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Pragmatics and Pragmatism |
| Richard Rorty |
What Good Is a Non-Reductionist Semantics? |
| Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer |
Inferential Semantics in a Pragmatistic Theory of Truth and Reference |
| CONTRIBUTED PAPERS |
| Maria Baghramian |
A Map of the World
(Rorty and Putnam on Meaning and Warrant)
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| Mats Bergman |
Significant Effects and Comunicative Habits
Pierce and Dewey on Meaning and Language |
| Brandon Claycomb |
Is Brandom a Wittgensteinian? |
| Richard Eldridge |
Human Subjects and How to Understand Them (and Their Utterances) |
| Michael Esfeld |
The Rule-Following Argument for Basing Semantics Upon Pragmatics |
| Barbara Fultner |
The Social Dimension of Pragmatist Semantics |
| Christopher Gauker |
Attitudes without Psychology |
| Jones Irwin |
Between Pragmatism and Ontology - Rorty and Derrida on Semantics |
| Henry Jackman |
Pragmatism, Meaning and Objectivity |
| Gary Kemp |
Beliefs, Predicates and Compositionality |
| Dominique Kuenzle |
Passing on Singular Terms |
| Maxim Lebedev |
Dynamic Causal Theory of Reference |
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Charles W. Lowney II
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Is Relativism Ineffable?:
The Pragmatic Motivation for the Ineffability of Semantics and Its Relation to the Problem of Relativism |
| Nikolay Milkov |
Russell's Theory of Proposition (1905-19) in Relation to Pragmatism |
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Denis McManus
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A Pragmatic/Semantic Distinction as the Root of Confusion in the Philosophy of Applied Arithmetic |
| Petr Sgall |
Semantics and Pragmatics in Functional Linguistics |
| Lionel Shapiro |
Brandom on the Normativity of Meaning
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Vladimír Svoboda
& Jaroslav Peregrin |
Pragmatist in a Babylonian Library |
| Sara Waller |
Semantic Holism, Analyticity, and Object-Language Revolution |
| Samuel C. Wheeler III |
Indeterminancy, Pragmatism, and Truth-Values |
| Kai-Yee Wong |
Pragmatics in Reference:
Frame-of-Reference Relativity and Context-Sensitivity |
Chase Wrenn
& Tadeusz Wieslaw Zawidzki |
Giving up on "The Given":
Sellars, Brandom, and the Pragmatics of "Seems" |
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