The World in Perspective: Meaning and Intentionality

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 Analyticity
	1.1 Extensionalism
	1.2 The Argument From Circularity
	1.3 The Argument From Obviousness
	1.4 Boghossian’s Way Out
	1.5 Entitlement and Knowledge-How
	1.6 Stability and Autonomy
	1.7 The Tractarian Analyticity
	1.8 Introducing Intentionality
	Notes
	References
2 Intentionality
	2.1 The Jigsaw of Intentionality
		2.1.1 The Property–relation Dimension
		2.1.2 The Mind–language Dimension
		2.1.3 The Representation–action Dimension
		2.1.4 The First-Person–third-Person Distinction
		2.1.5 The Factuality–normativity Dimension
	2.2 The Husserlian Intentionality
	2.3 The Problem of Intersubjectivity
		2.3.1 Empathy
		2.3.2 Horizon
		2.3.3 The Primal I
	2.4 The Private and the Public
	2.5 Language and the Intersubjective Intentionality
	Notes
	References
3 Representation
	3.1 Mirroring and Measurement
	3.2 The Negative Fact Problem
	3.3 Defending Incompatibilism
	3.4 Determinacy in Perspective
	3.5 Truth and Performance
	3.6 From the Performative to Perspectiveness
	3.7 Tracing the Truth
	Notes
	References
4 Proposition
	4.1 The Problem of Propositional Unity
	4.2 The Linguistic Idealism
	4.3 Predication With Language
	4.4 Structure and Representation
	4.5 Propositions as Intentional Facts
	Notes
	References
5 Predicate
	5.1 Predicates and Predication
	5.2 Modality and Ways of Seeing
	5.3 Relations and Propositional Unity
	5.4 Projection and World-Making
	5.5 Categories
	5.6 Language Games
	Notes
	References
6 Reference
	6.1 Referring Directly
	6.2 Sense and Justification
	6.3 Sense, Assertion, and Evaluation
	6.4 Cognitive Significance and Contexts
	6.5 Identity and the Empirical Closure
	6.6 The World in Making
	Notes
	References
7 Conclusion
Index