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Preface | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xv |
Conceptions of Analytic Truth | p. 1 |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Hume's Fork | p. 1 |
Kant and the Analytic-Synthetic Distinction | p. 4 |
Synthetic A Priori Propositions | p. 8 |
Bolzano and Analyticity | p. 11 |
Analyticity in Frege | p. 13 |
Russell's Paradox and the Theory of Descriptions | p. 16 |
The Vienna Circle | p. 18 |
Carnap and Logical Empiricism | p. 22 |
Chapter Summary | p. 26 |
Further Reading | p. 28 |
Carnap and Quine | p. 30 |
Introduction and Overview | p. 30 |
Demise of the Aufbau | p. 31 |
Philosophy as Logical Syntax | p. 34 |
Logical and Descriptive Languages | p. 36 |
Physical Languages | p. 40 |
Analyticity in Syntax | p. 45 |
Carnap's Move to Semantics | p. 49 |
Explications | p. 55 |
Analyticity in a Semantic Setting | p. 57 |
Eliminating Metaphysics: Carnap's Final Try | p. 60 |
W.V. Quine: Explication is Elimination | p. 64 |
Behaviorists Ex Officio | p. 69 |
Analyticity in the Crosshairs | p. 73 |
Chapter Summary | p. 74 |
Further Reading | p. 77 |
Analyticity and Its Discontents | p. 79 |
Introduction and Overview | p. 79 |
Questioning Analyticity | p. 82 |
Quine's 'Two Dogmas of Empiricism' | p. 83 |
Objections to the Intelligibility of 'Analytic' | p. 84 |
Quine's Coherence Arguments: Carnap's Reply | p. 96 |
Other Responses to the Coherence Objection: Grice and Strawson on Quine | p. 101 |
A Second Dogma of Empiricism | p. 109 |
Responses to the Existence Objections to Analyticity | p. 114 |
Analyticity by Convention | p. 119 |
Quine's Developed Attitude toward Analyticity | p. 123 |
Chapter Summary | p. 125 |
Further Reading | p. 127 |
Analyticity and Ontology | p. 129 |
Introduction and Overview | p. 129 |
Quine's Naturalized Ontology | p. 130 |
The Indeterminacy of Translation | p. 137 |
Some Consequences of the Indeterminacy Arguments: Ontological Relativity and Analyticity | p. 142 |
Responses to Quine's Indeterminacy Arguments | p. 146 |
Carnap's 'Empiricism, Semantics, and Ontology' | p. 152 |
Some Quinean and Other Responses to 'Empiricism, Semantics, and Ontology' | p. 158 |
Some Recent Connections between 'Conceptual Truths' and Ontology | p. 163 |
Quine's Criterion of Ontological Commitment, Causality, and 'Exists' | p. 164 |
Eli Hirsch and Ted Sider on Mereological Principles | p. 166 |
The 'Canberra Project': A Resurrection of Carnap's Aufbau? | p. 167 |
Chapter Summary | p. 171 |
Further Reading | p. 173 |
Analyticity and Epistemology | p. 174 |
Introduction and Overview | p. 174 |
Analytic Truths and their Role in Epistemology: The 'Classical' Position | p. 175 |
Objecting to the Classical Position | p. 179 |
Bonjour on Moderate Empiricism | p. 187 |
Quine's 'Epistemology Naturalized' | p. 195 |
Quine and Evidence: Responses to Circularity | p. 199 |
Kripke on Apriority, Analyticity, and Necessity | p. 205 |
Chapter Summary | p. 209 |
Further Reading | p. 210 |
Analyticity Repositioned | p. 212 |
Introduction and Overview | p. 212 |
The Best Cases: Stipulations and Mathematics | p. 214 |
One Type of Statement that Might Be Reasonably Called 'Analytic' | p. 214 |
Aside on 'Two-Dimensionalism' | p. 216 |
Analyticity* and T-Analyticity | p. 218 |
How Analyticity* Avoids Many Common Objections to Analyticity | p. 221 |
Some Brief Comments on Two Other Approaches to Analyticity | p. 239 |
Mathematical Claims as T-Analytic | p. 245 |
A Further Potential Application: Pure and Impure Stipulata | p. 257 |
Some Methodological Remarks | p. 258 |
Chapter Summary | p. 264 |
Further Reading | p. 267 |
Glossary of Philosophical Terms | p. 269 |
Notes | p. 287 |
Bibliography | p. 299 |
Index | p. 309 |
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