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2018
It is traditional in volumes such as this – especially volumes appearing relatively soon after the death of their subject – to include a lengthy, and often rather dry and boring, intellectual biography. In the case of Putnam, such an essay would not, in fact, be boring (although, given the richness of Putnam’s life, such an essay might have to be ...
Roy T. Cook, Geoffrey Hellman
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It is traditional in volumes such as this – especially volumes appearing relatively soon after the death of their subject – to include a lengthy, and often rather dry and boring, intellectual biography. In the case of Putnam, such an essay would not, in fact, be boring (although, given the richness of Putnam’s life, such an essay might have to be ...
Roy T. Cook, Geoffrey Hellman
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2018
In this article I shall summarily reconstruct the main threads of Hilary Putnam's philosophical thought, focusing on issues in philosophy of language, philosophy of science, philosophy of mind. More specifically, I shall highlight computational functionalism, semantic externalism, different versions of realism, the criticism to the naturalization of ...
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In this article I shall summarily reconstruct the main threads of Hilary Putnam's philosophical thought, focusing on issues in philosophy of language, philosophy of science, philosophy of mind. More specifically, I shall highlight computational functionalism, semantic externalism, different versions of realism, the criticism to the naturalization of ...
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2015
Il saggio delinea il pensiero di Hilary Putnam dagli inizi analitici fino alla svolta ...
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Il saggio delinea il pensiero di Hilary Putnam dagli inizi analitici fino alla svolta ...
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2018
The replies by Charles Travis develop initial responses to eleven chapters contained in the rest of the volume. The replies have a number of aims. Firstly, they seek to clarify positions previously taken up by Charles Travis on, in particular, the interpretation of Frege, Cook Wilson, Wittgenstein, Austin, and Chomsky.
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The replies by Charles Travis develop initial responses to eleven chapters contained in the rest of the volume. The replies have a number of aims. Firstly, they seek to clarify positions previously taken up by Charles Travis on, in particular, the interpretation of Frege, Cook Wilson, Wittgenstein, Austin, and Chomsky.
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