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Hacker on Grice on logical form
Speranza
Wittgenstein's place in twentieth-century analytic philosophy - Page 269
Peter Michael Stephan Hacker - 1996 - 346 pages - Preview
Quine invoked radical translation as a heuristic device to demonstrate that, pace Grice and Strawson, ... Logical form is the form of a sentence as represented, preferably in canonical notation, by depth grammar, which will make ...
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Wittgenstein's place in twentieth-century analytic philosophy - Page 269
Peter Michael Stephan Hacker - 1996 - 346 pages - Preview
Quine invoked radical translation as a heuristic device to demonstrate that, pace Grice and Strawson, ... Logical form is the form of a sentence as represented, preferably in canonical notation, by depth grammar, which will make ...
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Friday, February 18, 2011
Hacker on Grice on logical form
Wittgenstein's place in twentieth-century analytic philosophy - Page 269
Peter Michael Stephan Hacker - 1996 - 346 pages - Preview
Quine invoked radical translation as a heuristic device to demonstrate that, pace Grice and Strawson, ... Logical form is the form of a sentence as represented, preferably in canonical notation, by depth grammar, which will make ...
books.google.com - More editions - Add to My Library▼
Peter Michael Stephan Hacker - 1996 - 346 pages - Preview
Quine invoked radical translation as a heuristic device to demonstrate that, pace Grice and Strawson, ... Logical form is the form of a sentence as represented, preferably in canonical notation, by depth grammar, which will make ...
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
A Grice Chronology
by J. L. Speranza
-- for the Grice Club.
---
H. P. Grice, 1913-1988.
Fellow of St. John's, Oxford. Tutorial Fellow in Philosophy, and University Lecturer, St. John's, Oxford.
FBA 1966.
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The 1930s.
1938. Negation. Unpublication. Archival material in the Grice Collection. MSS BANC 90/135c.
---
The 1940s.
1941. Personal identity. Mind.
1948. Meaning. repr. in WoW.
---
The Fifties.
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The Sixties:
1961. Causal theory of perception. Repr. in WoW
1962. Some remarks about the senses, in R. J. Butler, "Analytic Philosophy", Oxford: Blackwell, repr. in WoW.
1967. The William James Lectures. Manuscript, BANC 90/135c. Repr. WoW, as Part I, "Logic and Conversation".
1968. Utterer's meaning, sentence meaning and word meaning. Foundations of Language. Originally from 1967 handwritten mimeo. Repr. WoW as Essay 6.
1969. Utterer's meaning and intentions. Philosophical Review. From original 1967 manuscript. Repr in WoW as Essay 5.
1969b. Vacuous names. in Davidson/Hintikka, Words and objections: essays on the work of W. V. O. Quine.
--
The seventies:
1971. Intention and uncertainty. Proceedings of the British Academy and Clarendon Press.
1975. Method in philosophical psychology. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Association. Repr. as Appendix I to Gri1991.
1975. Logic and Conversation. Originally seond William James lecture 1967. in Davidson/Harman, Logic and Grammar. Encino, Calif: Dickinson, and in Cole/Morgan, Syntax and Semantics, volume 3: Speech acts. London: Academic Press. Repr. as Essay 2 in WoW.
1978. Further notes on logic and conversation. Originally third William James Lecture 1967. in P. Cole, Syntax and Semantics, vol 9: Pragmatics. London: Academic Press. Repr. as Essay 3 in WoW.
The Eighties:
1981. Presupposition and conversational implicature. (Dated 1970 in WoW), in Cole, Radical Pragmatics. Academic Press. Repr. as Essay 17 in WoW.
1982. Meaning revisited. In N. Smith, "Mutual knowledge" (proceedings of a symposium at the University of Sussex). London: Academic. Repr. as Essay 18 in WoW.
1985. Preliminary Valediction. The H. P. Grice Papers, MSS BANC 90/135c.
1986 Actions and events. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly.
1986b. Reply to Richards, in Grandy/Warner. It includes Part I, a rewrite of his earlier ""Prejudices and predilections which become the life and opinions of Paul Grice" by Paul Grice", and the "Reply to Richards" proper -- a commentary on Richard Grandy's and Richard Warner's introduction to the festchrift.
--- POSTHUMOUS:
1988. Aristotle on the multiplicity of being. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly. Posthumous. (published after Grice's passing on Aug. 28, 1988 -- and with a note, "in memory of Paul Grice").
1989. Studies in the Way of Words. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press.
1991. The conception of value. Oxford: Clarendon
2001. Aspects of reason. Oxford: Clarendon.
-- for the Grice Club.
---
H. P. Grice, 1913-1988.
Fellow of St. John's, Oxford. Tutorial Fellow in Philosophy, and University Lecturer, St. John's, Oxford.
FBA 1966.
---
The 1930s.
1938. Negation. Unpublication. Archival material in the Grice Collection. MSS BANC 90/135c.
---
The 1940s.
1941. Personal identity. Mind.
1948. Meaning. repr. in WoW.
---
The Fifties.
----
The Sixties:
1961. Causal theory of perception. Repr. in WoW
1962. Some remarks about the senses, in R. J. Butler, "Analytic Philosophy", Oxford: Blackwell, repr. in WoW.
1967. The William James Lectures. Manuscript, BANC 90/135c. Repr. WoW, as Part I, "Logic and Conversation".
1968. Utterer's meaning, sentence meaning and word meaning. Foundations of Language. Originally from 1967 handwritten mimeo. Repr. WoW as Essay 6.
1969. Utterer's meaning and intentions. Philosophical Review. From original 1967 manuscript. Repr in WoW as Essay 5.
1969b. Vacuous names. in Davidson/Hintikka, Words and objections: essays on the work of W. V. O. Quine.
--
The seventies:
1971. Intention and uncertainty. Proceedings of the British Academy and Clarendon Press.
1975. Method in philosophical psychology. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Association. Repr. as Appendix I to Gri1991.
1975. Logic and Conversation. Originally seond William James lecture 1967. in Davidson/Harman, Logic and Grammar. Encino, Calif: Dickinson, and in Cole/Morgan, Syntax and Semantics, volume 3: Speech acts. London: Academic Press. Repr. as Essay 2 in WoW.
1978. Further notes on logic and conversation. Originally third William James Lecture 1967. in P. Cole, Syntax and Semantics, vol 9: Pragmatics. London: Academic Press. Repr. as Essay 3 in WoW.
The Eighties:
1981. Presupposition and conversational implicature. (Dated 1970 in WoW), in Cole, Radical Pragmatics. Academic Press. Repr. as Essay 17 in WoW.
1982. Meaning revisited. In N. Smith, "Mutual knowledge" (proceedings of a symposium at the University of Sussex). London: Academic. Repr. as Essay 18 in WoW.
1985. Preliminary Valediction. The H. P. Grice Papers, MSS BANC 90/135c.
1986 Actions and events. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly.
1986b. Reply to Richards, in Grandy/Warner. It includes Part I, a rewrite of his earlier ""Prejudices and predilections which become the life and opinions of Paul Grice" by Paul Grice", and the "Reply to Richards" proper -- a commentary on Richard Grandy's and Richard Warner's introduction to the festchrift.
--- POSTHUMOUS:
1988. Aristotle on the multiplicity of being. Pacific Philosophical Quarterly. Posthumous. (published after Grice's passing on Aug. 28, 1988 -- and with a note, "in memory of Paul Grice").
1989. Studies in the Way of Words. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press.
1991. The conception of value. Oxford: Clarendon
2001. Aspects of reason. Oxford: Clarendon.
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