The Routledge companion to philosophy of language

 Content: section 1. Core topics. 1.1. Extension, intension, character, and beyond / David Braun ; 1.2. Semantics and pragmatics / Christopher Gauker ; 1.3. Logical form / Kirk Ludwig ; 1.4. Presupposition / Paul Dekker ; 1.5. Implicature / Laurence Horn ; 1.6 Pragmatic enrichment / François Recanati ; 1.7. Meaning and communication / Kent Bach ; 1.8. Compositionality / Josh Dever ; 1.9. Focus and intonation / Daniel Büring ; 1.10. Context-sensitivity / Tom Donaldson and Ernie Lepore ; 1.11. Relativism / John MacFarlane ; 1.12. Vagueness / J. Robert G. Williams ; 1.13. Empty names / Sarah Sawyer ; 1.14. Relevance theory / Robyn Carston ; 1.15. Truth and reference in fiction / Stavroula Glezakos --
 section 2. Foundations of semantics. 2.1. Reference / Teresa Robertson ; 2.2. Theories of truth / Matti Eklund ; 2.3. Propositions / Scott Soames ; 2.4. Concepts / Chrisopher Peacocke ; 2.5. Analytic truth / Cory Juhl and Eric Loomis ; 2.6. Possible worlds semantics / Daniel Nolan ; 2.7. Dynamic semantics / Seth Yalcin ; 2.8. Event semantics / Barry Schein ; 2.9. Skepticism about meaning / Michael McDermott.