Inquiries into Truth and Interpretation

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Inquiries into Truth and Interpretation is a seminal collection of Donald Davidson’s essays that helped shape contemporary philosophy of language, especially theories of meaning, truth, and interpretation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
philosophical essay collection
author Donald Davidson
centralConcept Tarskian object-language/metalanguage distinction
surface form: Tarskian truth theory

holism about meaning
principle of charity
radical interpretation
truth-conditional semantics
containsWork A Nice Derangement of Epitaphs
Belief and the Basis of Meaning
In Defense of Convention
On Saying That
On the Very Idea of a Conceptual Scheme
Radical Interpretation
Reality and Reference
Reply to Foster
The Method of Truth in Metaphysics
Thought and Talk
Truth and Meaning
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
editor Donald Davidson
field epistemology of interpretation
philosophy
semantics
genre academic non-fiction
hasEdition second edition
hasPart introduction by Donald Davidson
hasSequel Truth, Language, and History
influenced contemporary philosophy of language
theories of interpretation
theories of truth
language English
mainSubject interpretation
philosophy of language
theories of meaning
truth
notableFor influencing debates on realism and anti-realism in language
systematizing Davidson’s work on truth and meaning
philosophicalTradition analytic philosophy
placeOfPublication Oxford
publicationYear 1984
publisher Oxford University Press
surface form: Clarendon Press

Oxford University Press
secondEditionPublicationYear 2001

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