- Preface
- I. Shadows
- 1. A Terminological Interlude: Understandings
- 2. The Word-like Face of Shadows
- 3. The World-like Face of Shadows
- 4. Platonism
- 5. Essential Structure
- 6. Surrogates
- 7. Antiplatonism
- 8. Understandings Again
- II. Thoughts and Talk
- 1. On Representing
- 2. Disambiguations
- 3. Sinn
- 4. On Representing Differently
- 5. Subjects and Predicates
- III. Thoughts and Attitudes
- 1. What Thoughts Might Be
- 2. Equivalences
- 3. Approximatism
- 4. A Problem to Solve?
- 5. Alternatives
- IV. Thoughts and Inference
- 1. A Role for Thoughts in Inference
- 2. What Logic Is About
- 3. Thoughts, Consequences, and Ways for Things to Be
- V. Abilities to Think Things
- 1. Counting Thoughts
- 2. A Role for Abilities
- 3. Abilities
- 4. Plasticity
- 5. Generalizing
- VI. Things to Think About
- 1. Properties and Truth
- 2. Ways for Things to Be
- 3. Structuring the Ways Things Are
- 4. Saying, and Thinking, the Same
- VII. Thinking Things
- 1. Thinking-So
- 2. Classifying Attitudes
- 3. Epistemology
- 4. Surrogates Revisited
- 5. Thoughts
- 6. Thoughts and Sense
- 7. Mentioning Thoughts
- 8. Conclusion
- VIII. Opacity, System, and Cause
- 1. Opacity
- 2. Are Attitude Ascriptions Opaque?
- 3. System
- 4. System Failures
- 5. Cause
- IX. Situated Representing
- 1. Meaning and Shadows
- 2. Familiar Forms
- 3. Ordinary Practice
- 4. Scientism
- 5. Using Words
- 6. Meaning’s Role
- X. Truth and Sense
- 1. Truth
- 2. Correspondence
- 3. A Sensible Notion of Sense
- 4. Sense and Things
- 5. Sense and World
- 6. Circumstance
- Notes
- Index
Unshadowed Thought
Representation in Thought and Language
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Publication Date: 01/29/2001
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