Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. A WORD ABOUT NOTATION xvii
5. Part One THE BIRTH OF MODAL LOGIC
6. CHAPTER 1 The Prehistory of Modal Logic 3
7. CHAPTER 2 Carnap: Meaning and Necessity 23
8. CHAPTER 3 Modal Logic Comes of Age: The Kripke Semantics 39
9. Part Two MEANING, REFERENCE, AND ANALYTICITY
10. CHAPTER 4 Quine on Analyticity, Necessity, and the Dogmas of Empiricism 59
11. CHAPTER 5 The Quine-Carnap Debate 86
12. CHAPTER 6 Quine: Meaning and Holistic Verificationism 105
13. CHAPTER 7 The Indeterminacy of Translation 117
14. CHAPTER 8 Eliminating Reference and Meaning: Quine’s Radical Metaphysics 144
15. Part Three REFERENCE, ESSENCE, MIND, AND METAPHYSICS
16. CHAPTER 9 Names, Essence, and Possibility 167
17. CHAPTER 10 Extending Kripke’s Model to Natural Kinds 196
18. CHAPTER 11 The Scope and Significance of the Necessary A Posteriori 217
19. CHAPTER 12 Meaning, Semantic Content, and Propositional Attitudes 234
20. CHAPTER 13 Kripke’s Puzzle: Belief, Propositions, and the N ecessary A Posteriori 271
21. CHAPTER 14 Anti-Descriptivism 2.0: Addressing New Challenges to Kripke’s Modal Revolution 295
22. REFERENCES 321
23. INDEX OF NAMES 329
24. SUBJECT INDEX 331