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Publisher Summary 1
While the first 70 pages of this volume are devoted to Davidson's (philosophy, University of California, Berkeley) intellectual autobiography, the bulk of the text comprises 31 essays on his philosophy and Davidson's own replies to his critics. Represented here is the work of some of the most prestigious writers in the field, including Nagel, Quine, Smart, and Rorty. The dialogue between Davidson and his colleagues touches on nearly every aspect of his work, including the nature of knowledge, the relationship between rationality and action, the role of interpretation, and semantics. Hahn is affiliated with Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Publisher Summary 2
Davidson, professor emeritus at U.C. Berkeley, is admired for his provocative and influential theories of mind and language.
目录
Frontispiece p. iv
General Introduction to the Library of Living Philosophers p. vii
Founder's General Introduction to the Library of Living Philosophers p. ix
Acknowledgments p. xii
Preface p. xvii
Part 1 Intellectual Autobiography of Donald Davidson p. 1
Sample of Davidson's Handwriting p. 2
Intellectual Autobiography of Donald Davidson p. 3
Part 2 Descriptive and Critical Essays on the Philosophy of Donald Davidson, with replies p. 71
A. First Things
1. Where Do We Disagree? W. V. Quine p. 73
Reply to W. V. Quine p. 80
2. Scheme-Content Dualism and Empiricism John McDowell p. 87
Reply to John McDowell p. 105
3. Correspondence, Coherence, and Realism J. J. C. Smart p. 109
Reply to J. J. C. Smart p. 123
4. The Art of Donald Davidson Robert Morris p. 127
"Blind Time Drawing with Davidson" p. 136
Reply to Robert Morris p. 137
B. Skepticism and Knowledge
5. Radical Interpretation and Philosophical Scepticism Barry Stroud p. 139
Reply to Barry Stroud p. 162
6. The Very Idea of Massive Truth A. C. Genova p. 167
Reply to A. C. Genova p. 192
7. Davidson's New Cogito Thomas Nagel p. 195
Reply to Thomas Nagel p. 207
8. Why is Self-Knowledge Different from Other Kinds of Knowledge? Akeel Bilgrami p. 211
Reply to Akeel Bilgrami p. 225
C. Interpretation and Content
9. Comprehension and Interpretation Tyler Burge p. 229
Reply to Tyler Burge p. 251
10. Wittgenstein, Davidson, and Radical Interpretation James Hopkins p. 255
Reply to James Hopkins p. 286
11. On the Way to Language Simon Evnine p. 289
Reply to Simon Evnine p. 305
12. Prefers True: Archimedean Point or Achilles' Heel? Deborah Hansen Soles p. 311
Reply to Deborah Hansen Soles p. 330
13. The Transcendental Pretensions of the Principle of Charity Andrew Cutrofello p. 333
Reply to Andrew Cutrofello p. 342
14. Interpretation and Responsibility: Excavating Davidson's Ethical Theory Bill Martin p. 345
Reply to Bill Martin p. 357
15. Locating Donald Davidson and Literary Language Reed Way Dasenbrock p. 361
Reply to Reed Way Dasenbrock p. 378
D. Rationality and Action
16. Akrasia and the Principle of Continence or What the Tortoise Would Say to Achilles Ariela Lazar p. 381
Reply to Ariela Lazar p. 402
17. Reason and the Gardener Marcia Cavell p. 407
Reply to Marcia Cavell p. 422
18. Davidson on Weakness of Will and Self-Deception Jon Elster p. 425
Reply to Jon Elster p. 443
19. The Norms of the Mental Pascal Engel p. 447
Reply to Pascal Engel p. 460
20. Rationality and Identity Carol Rovane p. 463
Reply to Carol Rovane p. 480
21. He Asked for Water and She Gave Him Milk: On Fulfillment and Satisfaction of Intentions Edna Ullmann-Margalit p. 483
Reply to Edna Ullmann-Margalit p. 497
22. Indeterminacy and Intention John D. Collins p. 501
Reply to John D. Collins p. 529
23. Representing Preferences: Donald Davidson on Rational Choice Isaac Levi p. 531
Reply to Isaac Levi p. 571
E. Anomalous Monism
24. Davidson's Mental-Physical Distinction Richard Rorty p. 575
Reply to Richard Rorty p. 595
25. The Significance of Charity Bjorn T. Ramberg p. 601
Reply to Bjorn T. Ramberg p. 619
26. Anomalousness in Action Jennifer Hornsby p. 623
Reply to Jennifer Hornsby p. 636
27. Establishing Token-Token Psychophysical Identities Bruce Vermazen p. 641
Reply to Bruce Vermazen p. 653
F. Semantics
28. On Representing Stephen Neale p. 657
Reply to Stephen Neale p. 667
29. A Perspective on Truth and Meaning James Higginbotham p. 671
Reply to James Higginbotham p. 687
30. The Scope and Limits of Quotation Ernest Lepore p. 691
Reply to Ernest Lepore p. 715
31. Triangulation Dagfinn Follesdal p. 719
Reply to Dagfinn Follesdal p. 729
Part 3 Bibliography of Donald Davidson p. 733
Index p. 759
General Introduction to the Library of Living Philosophers p. vii
Founder's General Introduction to the Library of Living Philosophers p. ix
Acknowledgments p. xii
Preface p. xvii
Part 1 Intellectual Autobiography of Donald Davidson p. 1
Sample of Davidson's Handwriting p. 2
Intellectual Autobiography of Donald Davidson p. 3
Part 2 Descriptive and Critical Essays on the Philosophy of Donald Davidson, with replies p. 71
A. First Things
1. Where Do We Disagree? W. V. Quine p. 73
Reply to W. V. Quine p. 80
2. Scheme-Content Dualism and Empiricism John McDowell p. 87
Reply to John McDowell p. 105
3. Correspondence, Coherence, and Realism J. J. C. Smart p. 109
Reply to J. J. C. Smart p. 123
4. The Art of Donald Davidson Robert Morris p. 127
"Blind Time Drawing with Davidson" p. 136
Reply to Robert Morris p. 137
B. Skepticism and Knowledge
5. Radical Interpretation and Philosophical Scepticism Barry Stroud p. 139
Reply to Barry Stroud p. 162
6. The Very Idea of Massive Truth A. C. Genova p. 167
Reply to A. C. Genova p. 192
7. Davidson's New Cogito Thomas Nagel p. 195
Reply to Thomas Nagel p. 207
8. Why is Self-Knowledge Different from Other Kinds of Knowledge? Akeel Bilgrami p. 211
Reply to Akeel Bilgrami p. 225
C. Interpretation and Content
9. Comprehension and Interpretation Tyler Burge p. 229
Reply to Tyler Burge p. 251
10. Wittgenstein, Davidson, and Radical Interpretation James Hopkins p. 255
Reply to James Hopkins p. 286
11. On the Way to Language Simon Evnine p. 289
Reply to Simon Evnine p. 305
12. Prefers True: Archimedean Point or Achilles' Heel? Deborah Hansen Soles p. 311
Reply to Deborah Hansen Soles p. 330
13. The Transcendental Pretensions of the Principle of Charity Andrew Cutrofello p. 333
Reply to Andrew Cutrofello p. 342
14. Interpretation and Responsibility: Excavating Davidson's Ethical Theory Bill Martin p. 345
Reply to Bill Martin p. 357
15. Locating Donald Davidson and Literary Language Reed Way Dasenbrock p. 361
Reply to Reed Way Dasenbrock p. 378
D. Rationality and Action
16. Akrasia and the Principle of Continence or What the Tortoise Would Say to Achilles Ariela Lazar p. 381
Reply to Ariela Lazar p. 402
17. Reason and the Gardener Marcia Cavell p. 407
Reply to Marcia Cavell p. 422
18. Davidson on Weakness of Will and Self-Deception Jon Elster p. 425
Reply to Jon Elster p. 443
19. The Norms of the Mental Pascal Engel p. 447
Reply to Pascal Engel p. 460
20. Rationality and Identity Carol Rovane p. 463
Reply to Carol Rovane p. 480
21. He Asked for Water and She Gave Him Milk: On Fulfillment and Satisfaction of Intentions Edna Ullmann-Margalit p. 483
Reply to Edna Ullmann-Margalit p. 497
22. Indeterminacy and Intention John D. Collins p. 501
Reply to John D. Collins p. 529
23. Representing Preferences: Donald Davidson on Rational Choice Isaac Levi p. 531
Reply to Isaac Levi p. 571
E. Anomalous Monism
24. Davidson's Mental-Physical Distinction Richard Rorty p. 575
Reply to Richard Rorty p. 595
25. The Significance of Charity Bjorn T. Ramberg p. 601
Reply to Bjorn T. Ramberg p. 619
26. Anomalousness in Action Jennifer Hornsby p. 623
Reply to Jennifer Hornsby p. 636
27. Establishing Token-Token Psychophysical Identities Bruce Vermazen p. 641
Reply to Bruce Vermazen p. 653
F. Semantics
28. On Representing Stephen Neale p. 657
Reply to Stephen Neale p. 667
29. A Perspective on Truth and Meaning James Higginbotham p. 671
Reply to James Higginbotham p. 687
30. The Scope and Limits of Quotation Ernest Lepore p. 691
Reply to Ernest Lepore p. 715
31. Triangulation Dagfinn Follesdal p. 719
Reply to Dagfinn Follesdal p. 729
Part 3 Bibliography of Donald Davidson p. 733
Index p. 759
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