دانلود کتاب The Sense of Reference: Intentionality in Frege

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Preface\nIntroduction\nSynopsis\nChapter 1: Sense and Intentionality\nA: Reference and Sense – Preliminary Remarks\nB: Intentional Sense\nC: Frege and “The Problem of Intentionality”\nChapter 2: Objectivity and Objects\nA: Frege’s Notion of Objectivity\nB: Frege’s Notion of Object\nChapter 3: Subjectivity, Art and I–Thoughts\nA: Frege’s Conception of Subjectivity\nB: Art and Mock Thoughts\nC: I–Thoughts and the Content of Consciousness\nChapter 4: Objects, Predication and the Objectivity of Thought\nA: Argument I–Truth and the Objectivity of Thoughts\nB: Argument II–Truth, Thought and Predication\nC: Objects and the Objectivity of Thoughts\nChapter 5: The Context Principle\nA: The Principle as Explicative of What the Sense of a Word Is\nB: The Principle as about Reference\nChapter 6: The Context Principle and Ontological Relativity\nA: The Context Principle and Holism\nB: Quine – Holism and Confirmation\nC: Contextualism and Modesty\nD: Davidson – Interpretation and Translation\nDavidsonian Interpretation and Holism\nChapter 7: Reference and Aboutness\nIntroduction\nA: Aboutness and Realism about Reference\nB: Aboutness and Concepts\nC: Aboutness and Oblique Contexts\nD: Aboutness and Quantification – Frege’s Principle\nChapter 8: Aboutness and the Structure of Thoughts\nA: Aboutness and the Determinateness of Structure\nB: Background Ontological Pictures\nC: Thoughts as Objects\nChapter 9: Intentionalistic Sense in Oblique Contexts\nReference – A General Reminder\nA: Oblique Contexts\nB: Sense As Indirect Reference – Two Misbegotten Problems\nC: Sense – How Is It Given To Us?\nReferences and Abbreviations\nIndex