دانلود کتاب Language lost and found : on Iris Murdoch and the limits of philosophical discourse

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Content: Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1 Apparent Paradoxes
1.1 The received view and its complications
1.2 Approaching The Black Prince
1.3 Localizing Murdoch
1.4 A fatty pâté and a plateful of cherries: On Nussbaum (on literature)
1.5 The commonplaceness of the approach
1.6 Preparatory summary: The appearance of paradox
Chapter 2 How to Make a Mirror
2.1 Murdoch on art and literature and love
2.2 What is a mirror?
2.3 Wittgenstein and the difficulty of acknowledging illusions of sense
2.4 Kierkegaard and grammatical illusions. 2.5 Mirroring illusions: The thought of the indirect communication2.6 Inheriting Wittgenstein (and Kierkegaard)
Chapter 3 Sensing a Sense Lost
3.1 Loss of concepts, loss of questions
3.2 Contrasting pictures of the human
3.3 Vision over choice
3.4 Making pictures (perfectionism and vision)
Chapter 4 Reading The Black Prince
4.1 'Murdoch's most self-consciously Platonic Kierkegaardian love story'
4.2 In the context of Bradley Pearson's form of life
4.3 Passing verdict: Who did it?
4.4 In disagreement with oneself: A failure to mean
Chapter 5 What is it Like to Be a Corpse? 5.1 Introduction: Running out of arguments?5.2 Costello's speechlessness and Diamond's concerns
5.3 The exemplary bat
5.4 Understanding deflection
5.5 Concluding remarks
Chapter 6 Smashing Mirrors, Collecting the Pieces, Returning Our Words
6.1 The concept of a concept and the loss of concepts
6.2 Smashing mirrors, returning to the ordinary
6.3 Literature, distance and the return of our words
Bibliography
Index.