دانلود کتاب Category Mistakes (Oxford Philosophical Monographs)

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Cover\nContents\nAcknowledgements\n1 Introduction\n 1 The Phenomenon of Category Mistakes\n 2 Category Mistakes in the Philosophical Literature\n 3 Category Mistakes in the Linguistics Literature\n 4 Category Mistakes in Computer Science\n 5 Conclusion\n2 The Syntactic Approach\n 1 The Syntactic Approach to Category Mistakes\n 2 Some Unsatisfactory Arguments Against the Syntactic Approach\n 2.1 The simplicity argument\n 2.2 The meaningfulness argument\n 2.3 The argument from universality\n 3 The Argument from Particularity\n 4 The Argument from Embedding\n 5 Interactions with Meanings\n 6 Interactions with Extra-Linguistic Facts\n 7 Interactions with Context\n3 The Meaninglessness View\n 1 The Meaninglessness View of Category Mistakes\n 2 The Argument(s) from Compositionality\n 2.1 Atomic category mistakes\n 2.2 Type-theoretic semantics to the rescue?\n 2.3 Conjunctions and quantifier phrases\n 3 The Argument from Synonymy\n 4 The Argument from Propositional Attitude Ascriptions\n 5 The Argument from Metaphor\n 6 Arguments in Favour of the Meaninglessness View?\n 6.1 The imagination motivation\n 6.2 The motivation from alternative theories of meaning\n 6.3 The nonsense motivation\n4 The MBT View\n 1 The MBT View\n 2 A General Argument Against the MBT View\n 3 Arguments in Favour of the MBT View\n 3.1 The infelicity argument\n 3.2 Routley’s transfer argument\n 3.3 The arbitrariness argument\n 4 The Supervaluationist Treatment of Category Mistakes\n 4.1 The formal details\n 4.2 Validity and implication\n 4.3 The problem of complex category mistakes\n5 The Pragmatic Approach\n 1 The Pragmatic Approach\n 2 The Naïve Pragmatic Approach\n 3 The Background Framework: Pragmatic Presuppositions\n 3.1 Tests for presupposition\n 3.2 Foundational issues\n 4 A Presuppositional Account of Category Mistakes\n 4.1 A basic example\n 4.2 Other cases\n 4.3 Characterizing category mistakes?\n 5 Merits of the Account\n 6 Postscript: Some Final Reflections on the Implications of the Account\nReferences\nIndex\n A\n B\n C\n D\n E\n F\n G\n H\n I\n J\n K\n L\n M\n N\n O\n P\n Q\n R\n S\n T\n U\n V\n W\n Z