1979 in philosophy

1979 in philosophy

1979 in philosophy

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* Dreyfus, Hubert, "", 2nd ed. (First ed., 1972)
* Fodor, Jerry, "Representations: Essays on the Foundations of Cognitive Science", Harvard Press (UK) and MIT Press (US)
* Hofstadter, Douglas, "". Basic Books. (Won Pulitzer Prize in 1980.)
* Kripke, Saul, "A Puzzle about Belief", In: "Meaning and Use", edited by A. Margalit. Dordrecht and Boston: Reidel.
* Lewis, David, "Prisoners' Dilemma is a Newcomb Problem," "Philosophy and Public Affairs", 8, pp 235-40.
* Lewis, David, "Counterfactual Dependence and Time's Arrow," "Nous", 13, pp 455-76.
* Lewis, David, "Scorekeeping in a Language Game," "Journal of Philosophical Logic", 8, pp 339-59.
* Lewis, David, "Attitude De Dicto and De Se," "Philosophical Review", 88, pp 513-43.
* Lewis, David, "Lucas against Mechanism II," "Canadian Journal of Philosophy", 9, pp 373-76.
* McDowell, John, "Virtue and Reason," "The Monist", lxii, 331-50; reprinted in Stanley G. Clarke and Evan Simpson, eds., "Anti-Theory in Ethics and Moral Conservatism" (SUNY Press, Albany, 1989), pp. 87-109

* Ortony, Andrew (ed.), "Metaphor and Thought", Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (Note: Some authors and contents may not have originated in 1979, but included in the revised edition in 1993.)
** Metaphor, language and thought, Andrew Ortony
** More about metaphor, Max Black
** Part I. Metaphor and Meaning
** Figurative speech and linguistics, Jerrold M. Saddock
** The semantics of metaphor, L. Jonathan Cohen
** Some problems with the notion of literal meanings, David E. Rumelhart
** Metaphor, John R. Searle
** Language, concepts, and worlds: Three domains of metaphor, Samuel R. Levin
** Observations on the pragmatics of metaphor, Jerry L. Morgan
** Part II. Metaphor and Representation
** Generative metaphor: A perspective on problem-setting in social policy, Donald A. Schön
** The conduit metaphor: A case of frame conflict in our language about language, Michael J. Reddy
** The contemporary theory of metaphor, George Lakoff
** Process and products in making sense of tropes, Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr.
** Metaphor, induction, and social policy: The Convergence of macroscopic and microscopic views, Robert J. Sternberg and Roger Tourangeau
** Part III. Metaphor and Understanding
** Psychological processes in metaphor comprehension and memory, Allan Paivio and Mary Walsh
** The interpretation of novel metaphors, Bruce Fraser
** The role of similarity in similes and metaphors, Andrew Ortony
** Images and models, Similes and Metaphors, George A. Miller
** How Metaphors Work, Sam Glucksberg and Boaz Keysar
** Metaphor and irony: two levels of understanding, Ellen Winner and Howard Gardner
** Part IV. Metaphor and Science
** The shift from metaphor to analogy in western science, Dedre Gentner and Michael Jeziorski
** Metaphor and theory change: What is ‘metaphor’ a metaphor for? Richard Boyd
** Metaphor in science, Thomas S. Kuhn
** Metaphorical imprecision and the ‘top-down’ research strategy, Zenon W. Pylyshyn
** Part V. Metaphor and Education
** The instructive metaphor: metaphoric aids to students’ understanding of science, Richard E. Mayer
** Metaphor and learning, Hugh G. Petrie and Rebecca S. Oshlag
** Learning without metaphor, Thomas F. Green
** Educational uses of metaphor, Thomas G. Sticht

* Osgood, Charles E., "Focus on Meaning: Explorations in Semantic Space". Mouton Publishers.
* Osgood, Charles E., "What is a Language?" In: Aaronson, D. & Rieber, R. (eds.) "Psycholinguistic Research: Implications and Applications". Hillsdale, N.J.: Erlbaum. pp. 189-228.
* Perry, John, "The Problem of the Essential Indexical." Noûs 13, no. 1: 3 – 21.
* Popper, Karl, "Objective Knowledge: An Evolutionary Approach", Rev. ed. (First ed., 1972)
* Rorty, Richard, "Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature"
* Searle, John, "Expression and Meaning"
** Introduction
** Origins of the essays
** 1. A taxonomy of illocutionary acts
** 2. Indirect speech acts
** 3. The logical status of fictional discourse
** 4. Metaphor
** 5. Literal meaning
** 6. Referential and attributive
** 7. Speech acts and recent linguistics

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