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Frontmatter -- Preface / Stoecker, Ralf -- Contents -- Truth, Meaning and Logical Form. Reflections on Davidson's Philosophy of Language / KÜNNE, WOLFGANG -- Reply to Wolfgang Künne / Davidson, Donald -- Davidson on Truth / SCHANTZ, RICHARD -- Reply to Richard Schantz / Davidson, Donald -- Quine and Davidson on Reference and Evidence / MÜHLHÖLZER, FELIX -- Reply to Felix Mühlhözer / Davidson, Donald -- Is Radical Interpretation Possible? / FODOR, JERRY / LEPORE, ERNEST -- Reply to Jerry Fodor and Ernest Lepore / Davidson, Donald -- The Philosophical Significance of a Shared Language / KEMMERLING, ANDREAS -- Reply to Andreas Kemmerling / Davidson, Donald -- Norms and Meaning / BILGRAMI, AKEEL -- Reply to Akeel Bilgrami / Davidson, Donald -- Uses of Mistakes / SCHULTE, JOACHIM -- Reply to Joachim Schulte / Davidson, Donald -- "What Metaphors Mean" and how Metaphors Refer / SCHOLZ, OLIVER R. -- Reply to Oliver Scholz / Davidson, Donald -- How Relational Are Davidson's Beliefs? / BRANDL, JOHANNES -- Reply to Johannes Brandl / Davidson, Donald -- First-Person Authority and Radical Interpretation / PICARDI, EVA -- Reply to Eva Picardi / Davidson, Donald -- The Explanation of First Person Authority / THÖLE, BERNHARD -- Reply to Bernhard Thöle / Davidson, Donald -- The Architecture and Evidential Base of the Unified Theory / LORENZ-MEYER, LORENZ -- Reply to Lorenz Lorenz-Meyer / Davidson, Donald -- Reasons, Actions, and their Relationship / STOECKER, RALF -- Reply to Ralf Stoecker / Davidson, Donald -- The Explanatory Force of Action Explanations / LANZ, PETER -- Reply to Peter Lanz / Davidson, Donald -- Mental Concepts: Causal because Anomalous / BIERI, PETER -- Reply to Peter Bieri / Davidson, Donald -- Evaluative Judgements / SPITZLEY, THOMAS -- Reply to Thomas Spitzley / Davidson, Donald -- Problems of Induction: Davidson and Goodman on Emeralds, Emeroses and Emerires / RHEINWALD, ROSEMARIE -- Reply to Rosemarie Rheinwald / Davidson, Donald -- Selected bibliography -- Index -- Backmatter
About the author
Ralf Stoecker ist Professor für Angewandte Ethik an der Universität Potsdam.
