Quine in dialogue

Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press. Edited by Dagfinn Føllesdal & Douglas B. Quine (2008)
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The qualities that distinguished him in any discussion are on clear display in this volume, which features him in dialogue with his predecessors and peers, his ...

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B945.Q51.F65 2008

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9780674030831

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10.4159/9780674278134
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Chapters

49 Sticks and Stones; or, The Ins and Outs of Existence

56 Hobbling the Hawkers

54 Life Is Agid

40 Skinner Retirement Party

46 Knights and Knaves

15 Let Me Accentuate the Positive

47 Introduction to Gail Caldwell Stine Memorial Lecture

2 The Interview: Willard Van Orman Quine

3 Quine Speaks His Mind: Interview with Willard Van Orman Quine

1 The Ideas of Quine

10 Thoughts on Reading Father Owens

4 Philosophy

28 Comments on Neil Tennant’s “Carnap and Quine”

42 Farewell Thanks at Villa Serbelloni, Italy

27 Replies to Professor Riska’s Eight Questions

13 Carnap

9 Logical Correspondence with Russell

58 In Memory of John Finley

35 Mind/Body Problem

22 Review of Peter Thomas Geach’s Reference and Generality

50 Introducing Kripke

59 Quine /zkwain/,Willard Van Orman

41 A Letter to Mr. Ostermann

45 Introducing Campbell

51 Jean van Heijenoort Memorial

61 Tidy Parsimony

16 Exchange between Donald Davidson and W. V. Quine Following Davidson’s Lecture

36 Magna Carta

62 Advice to the Next Generation

31 Responses to Essays by Smart, Orenstein, Lewis and Holdcroft, and Haack

11 Carnap’s Positivistic Travail

Introduction

7 Interview with Willard Van Orman Quine

Index

26 Four Hot Questions in Philosophy

29 Responses to Articles by Abel, Bergström, Davidson, Dreben, Gibson, Hookway, and Prawitz

39 Words Enough

8 There Is Always a Further Step

33 Responses to Szubka, Lehrer, Bergström, Gibson, Miscevic, and Orenstein

25 Review of Charles Parsons’s Mathematics in Philosophy

21 Review of Nelson Goodman’s Structure of Appearance

38 Charting the World

19 Review of Rudolf Carnap’s Logische Syntax der Sprache

43 Introducing Church

57 Introducing Shepard

44 Introducing Dummett

60 Acceptance Speech for Kyoto Prize in Creative Arts and Moral Sciences

30 Reactions

24 Review of Derek Bickerton’s Roots of Language

17 Foreword to Kurt Gödel, Unpublished Philosophical Essays

6 Twentieth-Century Logic

Credits

23 Review of Imre Lakatos’s Proofs and Refutations

53 To a Graduate Student in Philosophy

34 Introducing Piaget

48 What I Believe

18 Where Do We Disagree?

32 Response to Leemon McHenry

63 Farewell to Me

52 Books That Mattered to Me

55 Words Are All We Have to Go On

20 Probability Review of Harold Jeffreys’s Scientific Inference

12 Events and Reification

5 W. V. Quine: Perspectives on Logic, Science, and Philosophy

37 On the Map

14 Charles Sanders Peirce

55 Words Are All We Have to Go On (On Philosophers’ Concern with Language)

59 Quine /zkwain/,Willard Van Orman (b. 1908)

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