Nat & Contextualism
Tonight we talked about my paper on contextualism. We concentrated on MacFarlane's non-indexical contextualism. You can get MacFarlane's paper on his website here.
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1 comment:
I assume that we are all avid readers of Leiter Reports, so I'm wondering what people might have thought about this post (by Jason Stanley) on "The Use Theory of Meaning", which includes Brandom's work.
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