Readership: Advanced students and scholars of philosophy
Gillian Russell, Washington University in St Louis
"Russell's book is impressive and richly argued... she has brought the debate on analyticity to a new level. In her book she presents us with an alternative, well-developed and highly original way of thinking about truth in virtue of meaning, one that cirumvents many of the difficulties that plague traditional analyticity. This makes the book a must-read by anybody interested in the topic of analyticity, and the nature of meaning generally." - Åsa Wikforss, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
Preface Acknowledgements Introduction I: The Positive View 1: The 'in virtue of' Relation 2: Meaning 3: Beyond Modality A: The Formal System II: A Defence 4: The Spectre of "Two Dogmas" 5: Definitions 6: More Arguments Against Analyticity III: Work for Epistemologists 7: Analytic Justification
