Two-Dimensional Semantics

• The first collective study of a hot topic
• Central to many philosophical concerns
• Outstanding international team of contributors, including key pioneers and the leading critic
• All brand-new essays, and a previously unpublished letter by Gareth Evans

Readership: Scholars and students of philosophy; linguists

Edited by Manuel Garcia-Carpintero, University of Barcelona, and Josep Macià, University of Barcelona

"Themes from G. E. Moore is a collection of sixteen new essays written by prominent contemporary philosophers. The essays explore a wide variety of themes arising from Moore's work in epistemology and ethics...The collection...reinforces Moore's reputation as one of the truly great philosophers of the twentieth century and demonstrates the resonance and durability of his ideas for contemporary philosophic controversies." - Gregory D. Gilson, teorema

1: Manuel Garcia-Carpintero & Josep Macià: Introduction
2: Richard Breheny: Anaphoric reference and context sets
3: Alex Byrne and James Pryor: Bad intensions
4: David Chalmers: The foundations of two-dimensional semantics
5: Martin Davies: Reference, contingency, and the two-dimensional framework
6: Gareth Evans: Letter to Martin Davies
7: Manuel Garcia-Carpintero: Two-dimensionalism: a neo-Fregean interpretation
8: Martine Nida-Rumelin: Phenomenal belief and phenomenal concepts
9: Christopher Peacocke: Moral rationalism
10: Francois Recanati: Indexical concepts
11: Cara Spencer: Keeping track of objects in conversation
12: Scott Soames: Kripke, the necessary aposteriori, and the two-dimensionalist heresy
13: Robert Stalnaker: Assertion revisited: on the interpretation of two-dimensional modal semantics
14: Kai-Yee Wong: Two-dimenisonalisma and Kripkean A Posteriori Necessity
15: Stephen Yablo: Illusions of possibility