
    <marc:collection xmlns:marc="http://www.loc.gov/MARC21/slim" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.loc.gov/MARC21/slim http://www.loc.gov/standards/marcxml/schema/MARC21slim.xsd">

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Chronology of Life and Work
Introduction
Notes
Chapter One: Necessary and A Priori
A Red Thread
The Concept of Analyticity
The Concepts of Necessity and A Priori
Sophisticated Fallibilism
Notes
Chapter Two: The Nature of Mathematics
Quasi-Empirical Mathematics
Conceptual Relativity and Equivalent Descriptions
Examples of Equivalent Descriptions
Two Wrong Reactions
Fact and Convention
The Nature of the Relation between Equivalent Descriptions
Conceptual Relativity
Mathematics as Modal Logic
Equivalent Descriptions?
Notes
Chapter Three: What Is the Human Mind
The Functionalist Hypothesis
Turing Machine and Probabilistic Automaton
The Synthetic Identity of Properties
Criticism of Rival Proposals
The Departure from Computational Functionalism: Liberalized Functionalism
Notes
Chapter Four: The Causal Conception of Meaning
The Semantic Tradition in a Nutshell
Twin Earth
But Then Where Are the Meanings?
The Causal Chain of Reference
Two Alternative Hypothesis about the Meaning of “Water”
The Meaning of “Meaning”
Epistemological Consequences
Further Linguistic Expressions
Final Gloss
Notes
Chapter Five: The Philosophy of Science
Against Logical Positivism
Observation Language and Theoretical Language
The Logical Positivist Debasement of Scientific Theories
The Idealistic Fallacy
Scientific Realism
The Many Faces of Realism
Notes
Chapter Six: The Faces of Realism and Truth
Metaphysical Realism
Four Assumptions
Brains in a Vat
A Fifth Assumption: The OTT
Internal Realism
Truth and Assertibility
The Critique of Correspondence: Absolute Skolemization
Some Considerations
The Causal Relationship
The Rejection of Dichotomies
BIV: A Self-Refuting Hypothesis
Notes
Chapter Seven: Natural Realism
The Solipsistic Trap
The Interfaces between Us and the World
Mind, Perception, Understanding: Liberal Functionalism
The Understanding of Language
The Picture of Reality: Our Ontology
Alethic Pluralism
BIV Again
Notes
Chapter Eight: Moral Philosophy and Philosophy of Religion
Why Philosophy
The Function of Ethics
Practice
An Argument against the Fact/Value Dichotomy: The Notion of Fact
An Argument against the Fact/Value Dichotomy: The Entanglement of Description and Evaluation
Scientific Language and Values
Ordinary Language and Values
The Religious Dimension
Ruth Anna: Partner in Life and Philosophy
Objectivity
Notes
Chapter Nine: Learning from Pragmatism
A Slow Approach
The Relevance of Pragmatism
The Exchange with Rorty
Rorty’s Epistemology in Outline
Putnam’s Reaction
Notes
Epilogue: The End of a Journey
Bibliography
Index
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