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306 Selected Bibliography Hylton, P. 1982. Analyticity and the indeterminacy of translation. Synthese 52:156–84. 1991. Translation, meaning, and self-knowledge. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 91:268–90. 1997. Rorty and Quine on scheme and content. Philosophical Topics 25:67–86. Koppelberg, D. 1998. Foundationalism and coherentism reconsidered. Erkenntnis 49:255–83. Lauener, H. 1982. Neurath’s protocol sentences and Schlick’s “Konstatierungen” versus Quine’s observation sentences. Grazer Philosophische Studien 16-17:129–48. Leeds, S. 1973. How to think about reference. Journal of Phlosophy 70:485– 503. Linsky, L. 1983. Quine on quantifying in. In Oblique contents, edited by L. Linsky. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Massey, G. 1978. Indeterminacy, inscrutability and ontological relativity. American Philosophical Quarterly 12:43–55. 1992. The indeterminacy of translation: A study in philosophical exegesis. Philosophical Topics 20:317–45. Mates, B. 1951. Analytic sentences. Philosophical Review 60:525–34. Mohanty J. 1960. A note on modern nominalism. Philosophical Quarterly (India) 32:237–44. Moravcsik, J. 1965. The analytic and the nonempirical. Journal of Philosophy 62:415–28. Morton, A. 1973. Denying the doctrine and changing the subject. Journal of Philosophy 70:503–10. Neale, S. 1987. Meaning, grammar, and indeterminacy. Dialectica 41:301– 19. Parsons, C. 1971. Ontology and mathematics. Philosophical Review 80:151– 76. 1994. On translating logic. Synthese 27:405–11. Ricketts, T. 1982. Rationality, translation, and epistemology naturalized. Journal of Philosophy 79:117–36. Rorty, R. 1972. Indeterminacy of translation and of truth. Synthese 23:443– 62. Sagal, P. 1978. Epistemology de-naturalized. Kantstudien 69:97–108. Scheffler, I., and N. Chomsky. 1958–59. What is said to be. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 19:71–82. Schuldenfrei, R. 1972. Quine in perspective. Journal of Philosophy 69:5– 16. Searle, J. 1987. Indeterminacy, empiricism, and the first person. Journal of Philosophy 84:123–46. Cambridge Companions Online © Cambridge University Press, 2006
Selected Bibliography 307 Shoemaker, S. 1975. Phenomenal similarity. Critica 7:3–37. Sosa, E. 1983. Nature unmirrored, epistemology naturalized. Synthese 55:49–72. Stich, S. 1970. Dissonant notes in the theory of reference. Nous 4:385–97. Strawson, P. 1957. Propositions, concepts and logical truths. Philosophical Quarterly 7:15–25. 1961. Singular terms and prediction. Journal of Philosophy 58:393–411. Thompson, M. 1981. Epistemic priority, analytic truth and naturalized epistemology. American Philosophical Quarterly 18:1–12. Thomson, J. 1969. Truth bearers and the trouble about propositions. Journal of Philosophy 66:737–47. Vermazen, B. 1968. Consistency and underdetermination. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 28:403–9. Vuillemin, J. 1975. Quine’s concept of stimulus meaning. Philosophic Exchange 2:5–13. Wilson, N. 1955. Property, designation and description. Philosophical Review 64:389–404. 1965. Modality and identity: A defense. Journal of Philosophy 62:471–6. Cambridge Companions Online © Cambridge University Press, 2006
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