Index 317
semantics to pragmatics, shift of
attention,╇ 19
semantics vs. pragmatics,╇ 274–7
semioethics,╇ 197
semiosical theory of mind,╇ 193
semiosis,╇ 184
semiotic sign-function.,╇ 292
semiotically interpreted
logic,╇ 193
semiotics,╇ 197
sense-datum,╇ 28, 30
sentence nonliterality,╇ 63
sentences (Sätze),╇ 253
sentential functions,╇ 154
sentential utterance,╇ 111–12
set-theory,╇ 158
Shepherd, D.,╇ 38
Shoemaker, S.,╇ 237
Sidelle, A.,╇ 137
sign,╇ 188
sign activity,╇ 191
sign-processes,╇ 187
sign/sign vehicle,╇ 197
signification,╇ 197–8
Signification and Significance
(1964),╇ 183, 194, 195, 196
significatum,╇ 189, 197
significs,╇ 197
signifiers,╇ 72
Signs, Language and
Behavior,╇ 182, 187, 189, 191,
193, 194
Signs about Signs about
Signs,╇ 189
signs and values,╇ 195–9
single-voiced discourse
(odnogolosoe slovo),╇ 43
singular propositions,╇ 136
situational context,╇ 176
situationalism,╇ 64
Six Theories of Mind
(Morris),╇ 180, 186
Slavic and east European
journal (1986),╇ 39
Slembrouck, S.,╇ 123
slovo,╇ 43
Slovo v romane (1934–5),╇ 39
Smart, J.J.C.,╇ 236
Smith, N.V.,╇ 111
Smith, P.K.,╇ 237, 241
Smith, Q.,╇ 137–9
Smullyan, A.F.,╇ 268
Sneddon, A.,╇ 34
Soames, S.,╇ 12, 30, 271, 275
Soams, S.,╇ 232
social order of discourse,╇ 97
Some Consequences of Four
Incapacities (1868),╇ 188, 189
Sosa, E.,╇ 79, 89
The space of literature
(Blanchot 1989),╇ 76
spatial indexicals,╇ 138
speaker’s reference,╇ 275
Specters of Marx (1994),╇ 75, 76
spectrality,╇ 75
speech act,╇ 32–3, 110
speech act, facets,╇ 33
speech act content,╇ 63
speech act pluralism,╇ 55
speech act theory,╇ 33
speech acts,╇ 232, 290
Speech acts,╇ 227, 291
speech genres,╇ 47–8
Sperber, D.,╇ 22, 57, 104, 122, 241,
284, 286, 287
Spiegelberg, H.,╇ 219
Stalnaker, R.C.,╇ 22, 142, 232
standard semantics,
inadequacies of,╇ 158–9
Stanley, J.,╇ 55, 56, 62, 149
state-description,╇ 246
Stenius, E.,╇ 300
Sterelny, K.,╇ 282
Stevenson, C.L.,╇ 21
Stokhof, M.,╇ 249
strategic relations,╇ 92
Strawson, Peter,╇ 269–71
Strawson, P.F.,╇ 17, 22, 32, 54, 106,
213, 232, 269–71, 283
strict conditional,╇ 165
strict implication,╇ 165, 244
strong moderate relativism,╇ 65
structuralism,╇ 128
structure as metanarrative,╇ 73
subjection of discourses,╇ 94
subjection of individuals,╇ 94
subjective meaning-intentions
(Bedeutungsinten-
tionen),╇ 220
subjectivist semantics,╇ 261
subjectivization,╇ 87
supplement,╇ 75
syllogism,╇ 163
Symbolism and Reality (Charles
Morris),╇ 180
syntactic analysis,╇ 203
syntactical dimension of
semiosis,╇ 183
syntactical elements,╇ 54, 56
Szabò, Z.G.,╇ 55, 56, 62, 63, 67,
241, 242
T
T-sentences,╇ 280
tacit initiator,╇ 141–2
Tannen, D.,╇ 129
Tarski, A.,╇ 3, 15, 53, 156, 157, 171,
172, 174, 282, 283
Tarskian formula,╇ 282
Tarskian semantics,╇ 156–7,
172–4
Tarski’s semantics, scope and
limits of,╇ 174–5
tautology,╇ 244–5
Taylor, K.,╇ 63,╇ 76, 241
teleological semantics,╇ 240
tense logic,╇ 167–8
tense logic to pragmatics,╇
168–9
Ter Meulen, A.,╇ 203, 204
testimonial knowledge,╇ 83
Thayse, A.,╇ 157, 248
Theorie des kommunikativen
Handelns (1981),╇ 289
theory of action,╇ 35
theory of interpretation,╇ 239
theory of meaning,╇ 19, 171, 220
theory of mental
representations,╇ 238
theory of reference,╇ 171
theory of signs,╇ 193, 194
theory of truth-conditions,╇ 280
Thomas, W.,╇ 127, 192
Thomason, R.,╇ 159
thought (Gedanke),╇ 254
Tichy, P.,╇ 156
Tihanov, G.,╇ 38
Toward a philosophy of the act
(1993),╇ 40
trace,╇ 73
Tractatus
logico-philosophicus,╇ 14,
297, 298, 299–301, 301
transcendental
consciousness,╇ 219
transcendental-
phenomenological
reduction,╇ 218
transcendental-pragmatic
argumentation
strategy,╇ 294
transcendental pragmatics,╇ 289
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transcendental
re-interpretation,╇ 293
transcendental-semiotical,╇ 293
transcendental signifier,╇ 74, 75
Transformation,╇ 295
Transformation der Philosophie
(Apel),╇ 290, 293, 295
translation rules,╇ 204
Travis, C.,╇ 22, 32, 35, 57–62
Treatise on human
understanding,╇ 225
triadic sign-relation,╇ 292
true indexicals,╇ 54
truth-conditional
approach,╇ 283, 284
truth-conditional semantics,
definition,╇ 280
truth-conditional semantics and
pragmatics,╇ 284–7
truth-theoretic approach,╇ 282
Turner, K.,╇ 67, 104
Turner, R.,╇ 67, 104
Tvorchestvo Fransua Rable
i narodnaia kul’tura
srednevekov’ia i Renessansa
(1965),╇ 39
two poles of the text,╇ 46
type raising,╇ 209
typed logical language,╇ 205
U Wetherell, M.,╇ 94, 95
Über Sinn und Bedeutung,╇ 154
unbound anaphors,╇ 143–5
unitary language,╇ 45
universal grammar,╇ 232
universal pragmatics,╇ 289
universe narrowers,╇ 135
Update Semantics,╇ 249
Urmson, J.O.,╇ 13, 32
utterance and context,╇ 22
utterance-type meaning,╇ 107 William James Today
utterer’s meaning,╇ 107 (1942a),╇ 181
Williamson, T.,╇ 6, 22
V Wilson, D.,╇ 57, 241, 284, 286, 287
validity-claims,╇ 290 Wilson, R.A.,╇ 122
Vallée, R.,╇ 136 Winch, P.,╇ 306
value,╇ 198 Wisdom, J.,╇ 16
value dimensions,╇ 199 Wittgenstein, Austin, Searle,
value situation,╇ 198 and Travis view on
Van Dijk, T.,╇ 96 contextualism,╇ 58–60
van Fraassen, B.C.,╇ 228 Wittgenstein, Ludwig
Vanderveken, D.,╇ 232 (biography),╇ 297–8
variable assignment Wittgenstein on Rules and
function,╇ 208 Private Language
Varieties of Human Value (1982),╇ 305
(1956),╇ 183, 196 Wittgenstein’s influence and
Veltman, F.,╇ 249 ordinary language
Verständigung,╇ 290 philosophy,╇ 16
Verstehen,╇ 219 Wittgenstein’s later
Vienna Circle,╇ 14 philosophy,╇ 302–6
Vološinov, V.N.,╇ 38, 39, 45, 46, Wittgenstein’s philosophy,╇
71, 72, 74, 196 298–9
Wittgenstein’s thought,
W evolution of,╇ 16
Waismann, F.,╇ 54, 59 Wittgenstein’s Tractatus,╇ 14,
Wall, R.E.,╇ 157, 203, 204, 232, 283 161, 301
Warner, R.,╇ 108, 110, 117, 118, 120 Wittgenstein’s Vienna
Warnock, G.J.,╇ 26, 30, 32, 33 (1973),╇ 306
Was heißt Universalpragmatik Wodak, R.,╇ 48, 99
(Habermas 1976),╇ 289 Wolper, P.,╇ 166
words-world relationship,╇ 28
Wettstein, H.K.,╇ 232, 261, 265, writing,╇ 74
271, 275
Whitehead, A.N.,╇ 13, 164, Y
165, 297 Yeager, D.,╇ 34
Whittaker, R.,╇ 96
why?-questions,╇ 228–9 Z
Wiener Ausgabe,╇ 298 Žižek, S.,╇ 77
Wierzbicka, A.,╇ 48 Znaniecki, F.,╇ 127
Will to Believe (1897),╇ 187 Zolotova, G.A.,╇ 49
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