Willard Van Orman Quine
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Selected Bibliography 305<br />
Føllesdal, D. 1973. Indeterminacy of translation and under-determination of<br />
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Frankfurt, H. 1960. Meaning, truth and pragmatism. Philosophical Quarterly<br />
10:171–6.<br />
Friedman, M. 1975. Physicalism and the indeterminacy of translation. Nous<br />
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Geach, P. 1951. On what there is. Part 1. Aristotelian Society 25 (suppl.):<br />
125–36.<br />
1953. <strong>Quine</strong> on classes and properties. Philosophical Review 62:409–12.<br />
George, A. 1986. Whence and whither the debate between <strong>Quine</strong> and Chomsky.<br />
Journal of Philosophy 83:489–99.<br />
Gibson, R. 1980. Are there really two <strong>Quine</strong>s? Erkenntnis 15:349–70.<br />
1992. The key to interpreting <strong>Quine</strong>. Southern Journal of Philosophy<br />
30:17–30.<br />
1994. <strong>Quine</strong> and Davidson: Two naturalized epistemologists. Inquiry<br />
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1996. <strong>Quine</strong>, Wittgenstein and holism. In Wittgenstein and <strong>Quine</strong>, edited<br />
by R. Arrington and H-J. Glock. London and New York: Routledge.<br />
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Haack, S. 1977. Analyticity and logical truth in Roots of Reference. Theoria<br />
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Harding, S. 1975. Making sense of observation sentences. Ratio 17:<br />
65–71.<br />
Harman, G. 1967. <strong>Quine</strong> on meaning and epistemology. Parts 1 and 2. Review<br />
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1994. Comment on Michael Dummett. Synthese 27:401–4.<br />
1996. Analyticity regained. Nous 30:392–400.<br />
Hintikka, J. 1997. Three dogmas of <strong>Quine</strong>’s empiricism. Revue Internationale<br />
de Philosophhy 51:457–77.<br />
Hookway, C. 1994. Naturalized epistemology and existence valuation. Inquiry<br />
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Horwich, P. 1992. Chomsky versus <strong>Quine</strong> on the analytic-synthetic distinction.<br />
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