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Rosenberg, Jay F. and Charles Travis, eds. 1971. Readings in the philosophy of language. Prentice-Hall. viii + 645 pp.

Publication type

Book – edited volume

Publication language

English

Keywords

philosophy of language

Articles in this volume

Strawson, Peter F. On referring. 175–195

Donnellan, Keith S. Reference and definite descriptions. 195–211

Lemmon, E.J. Sentences, statements and propositions. 233–250

Geach, Peter T. Assertion. 250–261

Searle, John R. Austin on locutionary and illocutionary acts. 262–275

Waismann, F. Meaning. 395–402

Alston, William P. Meaning and use. 403–419

Grice, H. Paul. Review of $Natural and conventional meaning: An examination of the distinction. 436–444

Ziff, Paul. On H.P. Grice's account of meaning. 444–450

Fillmore, Charles J. Entailment rules in a semantic theory. 533–548

Austin, John Langshaw. How to do things with words. 560–579

Cohen, L. Jonathan. Do illocutionary forces exist? 588–599

Strawson, Peter F. Intention and convention in speech acts. 599–614

Searle, John R. What is a speech act? 614–628

Travis, Charles. A generative theory of illocutions. 629–645