Analytical philosophy in comparative perspective : exploratory essays in current theories and classical Indian theories of meaning and reference
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Analytical philosophy in comparative perspective : exploratory essays in current theories and classical Indian theories of meaning and reference
（Synthese library, v. 178）
D. Reidel , Sold and distributed in the U.S.A. and Canada by Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1985
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Includes bibliographies and index
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We are grateful to the authors who wrote papers specially for this volume and kindly gave their permission for printing them together. None of these papers appeared anywhere before. Our special thanks are due to the first six authors who kindly responded to our request and agreed to join this new venture which we are calling 'comparative perspective' in ana lytical philosophy. In the introductory essay certain salient points from each paper have been noted only to show how 'com parative perspective' may add to, and be integrated with, mod ern philosophical discussion in the analytic tradition. Need less to say, any mistake, possible mis-attribution or misrepresentation of the views of the original authors of the papers (appearing in the said introductory essay) is entirely the responsibility of the author of that essay. The author apologizes if there has been such unintentional misrepresenta tion and insists that the readers should depend upon the orig inal papers themselves for their own understanding. For typo graphical problems it has not always been possible to use the symbols originally used by the authors, but care has been taken to use the proper substitute for each of them. Bimal K. Matilal ANALYTICAL PHILOSOPHY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE: AN INTRODUCTION 1. The aim of this volume is to extend the horizon of philosophi cal analysis as it is practiced today.
目次
Analytical Philosophy in Comparative Perspective: An Introduction.- We Are All Children of God.- The Syncategorematic Treatment of Predicates.- The Paradox of Naming.- Substance and Kind: Reflections on the New Theory of Reference.- The Easy Examination Paradox.- Models for Actions.- Some Problems Concerning Meaning.- Abstraction, Analysis and Universals: The Navya-Ny?ya Theory.- Psychologism in Indian Logical Theory.- A Speech-Act Model for Understanding Navya-Ny?ya Epistemology.- Some Epistemologically Misleading Expressions: "Inference", and "Anum?na", "Perception" and "Pratyaksa".- The Pr?bh?kara Mim?ms? Theory of Related Designation.- Plato's Indian Barbers.- Proper Names: Contemporary Philosophy and the Ny?ya.- Awareness and Meaning in Navya-Ny?ya.
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