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Externalism, Naturalizability of Content, and Research Programs in Semantics

2013
Semantic externalism, in its causal (as opposed to social) variety, is the view that the content of certain classes of terms/concepts (viz. names/singular concepts and natural kind terms/concepts) is in part determined or individuated by factors external to the mind/brain – in particular, by causal interaction with the environment (cf. Kallestrup 2011).
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Externalism, the environment, and thought-tokens

Erkenntnis, 2005
Amir Horowitz
exaly  

Is there a deductive argument for semantic externalism? Reply to Yli-Vakkuri

Analysis, 2018
Sarah Sawyer
exaly  

Skepticism and Semantic Externalism

2015
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Conceptual engineers shouldn’t worry about semantic externalism

Inquiry (United Kingdom)
Jared Riggs
exaly  

Semantic externalism without thought experiments

Analysis, 2018
exaly  

SKEPTICISM AND TRANSCENDENTAL ARGUMENTS FROM SEMANTIC EXTERNALISM

DANISH YEARBOOK OF PHILOSOPHY, 2007
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Semantic Externalism and Knowing Our Own Minds: Ignoring Twin‐Earth and Doing Naturalistic Philosophy

Theoria (Stockholm), 2013
exaly  

Temporal externalism, conceptual continuity, meaning, and use

Inquiry (United Kingdom), 2020
exaly  

XV—Semantic Externalism and Conceptual Competence

Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 1992
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