دانلود کتاب Fiction: A Philosophical Analysis

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Cover Fiction: A Philosophical Analysis Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgements 1 Aims, Scope, and Overview Introduction 1.1 The Issues to be Addressed 1.2 A Distinctively Institutional Approach 1.3 Summary of the Argument 1.4 The Limits to my Explanatory Aims 1.5 Chapter Summaries 2 Fiction Institutions Introduction 2.1 The Nature of Institutions 2.2 Fiction Institutions 2.3 Works of Fiction 2.4 Works of Fiction and Fictive Utterances 2.5 The Evaluation of Works as Fiction Conclusion 3 Fictive Utterances Introduction 3.1 Fictive Utterances Are Declarations 3.2 The Role of Intentions in Determining the Contents of Fictive Utterances 3.3 Intentionalist Responses 3.4 The Role of Rules in Determining the Contents of Fictive Utterances 3.5 How the Rules Accommodate Context-Sensitive Contents Conclusion 4 The Structure of Fictive Content Introduction 4.1 Accounts of Indirect Generation 4.2 Silly Questions 4.3 Authors’ Intentions to Elicit Effects in their Audiences 4.4 Understanding Works of Fiction 4.5 Interpreting Works of Fiction Conclusion 5 Fictional Entities Introduction 5.1 Existence and Constitution Conditions for Social Entities 5.2 Existence and Constitution Conditions for Fictional Entities 5.3 The Grounds and Anchors for Facts about Fictional Entities 5.4 The Nature of Fictional Entities 5.5 Identity and Individuation Conditions for Fictional Entities 5.6 Fictional Entities are not Pleonastic Conclusion 6 External Thought and Talk about Fiction Introduction 6.1 Anti-Realism about Fictional Entities 6.2 Identifying Fictional Entities 6.3 The Co-Identification of Thought and Talk about Non-Existents 6.4 The Interpretative Role of External Thought and Talk 6.5 The Role of External Thought and Talk in Coordination Conclusion Conclusion References Index