Introduction Fiora Salis University of Lisbon BIBLID626X; pp. i-vi] Singular thought, mental reference, reference determination, coreference, informative identities, propositional attitudes, attitude

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Children’s Attitude Problems: Bootstrapping Verb Meaning from Syntax and Pragmatics* Valentine Hacquard and Jeffrey Lidz University of Maryland Abstract How do children learn the meanings of propositional attitude verb

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The Philosophical Review, Vol. 105, No.3 (JulyExpressivism and Irrationality Mark van Roojen Noncognitive analyses of evaluative discourse characterize moral discourse as primarily functioning to express attitude

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• Logical consequence
• Logical syntax
• Propositional calculus
• Belief
• Expressivism
• Quasi-realism
• Entailment
• Projectivism
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• Philosophy
• Meta-ethics

AGAINST ALIEF Penultimate Draft (forthcoming in Philosophical Studies) Abstract This essay attempts to clarify the nature and structure of aliefs. First I distinguish between a robust notion of aliefs and a deflated one.

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• Mental content
• Mental processes
• Ontology
• Cognitive science
• Alief
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• Mental representation
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• Proposition
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• Mind
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Thinking Is Believing Abstract The idea that people can entertain propositions without believing them is widespread, intuitive, and most probably false. The main goal of this essay is to argue against the claim that peop

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• Concepts
• Social philosophy
• Epistemology
• Doxastic logic
• Jerry Fodor
• Propositional attitude
• Negation
• Cartesian doubt
• Knowledge
• Philosophy
• Critical thinking

Philosophy of language: quantifying in (Franklin/MacFarlane) This exam focuses on philosophical debates about quantifying in to modal and intentional contexts. 1. Frege, “On Sense and Reference” (in Martinich) 2. Rus

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• Names
• Meaning
• Philosophical logic
• Bertrand Russell
• Naming and Necessity
• Definite description
• On Denoting
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ter ial Self-Knowledge for Humans

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• Reason
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• Reasoning

Content and Theme in Attitude Ascriptions Graeme Forbes 1. clausal and transitive attitude verbs This paper is about a less-discussed type of substitution-failure in hyperintensional contexts. A standard view about the

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• Mental content
• Philosophy of language
• Propositional attitude
• Psycholinguistics
• Proposition
• Verb
• Subject
• Stative verb
• Transitive verb
• Linguistics
• Philosophy of mind
• Syntax

Replies to Ludlow and Partee Graeme Forbes I must begin by thanking Professors Ludlow and Partee for the time and effort they

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• English grammar
• Syntax
• Auxiliary verb
• Verb
• Copula
• Propositional attitude
• Shall and will
• Linguistics
• Parts of speech
• Philosophy of mind

Abstracta 5 : 1, pp. 3 – 15, 2009 EVANS AND FIRST PERSON AUTHORITY Martin Francisco Fricke

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• Critical thinking
• Semantics
• Analytic philosophers
• Belief
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• Propositional attitude
• Donald Davidson
• Internalism and externalism
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• Justification