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Index
Cover page Halftitle page Series page Title page Copyright page Contents Detailed Contents Preface Acknowledgments 1. Idealized Communication
1.1 Seven Typical Idealizations 1.2 Taking Stock and Returning to the Real World 1.3 Some Qualifications 1.4 An Overview of the Book Further Reading and Exercises
2. Three Forms of Non-Ideal Language
2.1 Devious Intentions: Conversational Implicature 2.2 Why Bother with Implicatures? 2.3 Devious Meanings: Presupposition 2.4 Devious Scoreboards: Context Control 2.5 From the Devious to the Bad Further Reading and Exercises
3. Messing with the Truth
3.1 Speaking Falsely 3.2 Lying and Misleading 3.3 Is Respect for Truth Fundamental to All Communication? Further Reading and Exercises
4. Bullshitting and Deep Bullshitting
4.1 Bullshit 4.2 From Lying, Misleading, and Bullshit to Fake News 4.3 Deep Bullshit (i.e., Nonsense and Gibberish) Further Reading and Exercises
5. Conceptual Engineering
5.1 Introduction to Conceptual Engineering: We Care about What Words Mean 5.2 The Master Argument for Conceptual Engineering (and a Little Bit of History) 5.3 Some Challenges for Conceptual Engineers Further Reading and Exercises
6. Slurs and Pejoratives
6.1 Introduction 6.2 Descriptive Content Views 6.3 Presuppositional Views 6.4 Expressivist Views 6.5 Prohibitionist Views 6.6 Final Thoughts Further Reading and Exercises
7. Lexical Effects
7.1 Introducing Lexical Effects: The Non-Cognitive, Associative, Effects of Words 7.2 Non-Cognitive Lexical Effects: Some Illustrations 7.3 Exploitation of Lexical Effects in Public Debates and Theoretical Work 7.4 A General Theory of Lexical Effects? 7.5 Why are Lexical Effects Largely Ignored in Philosophy of Language? Further Reading and Exercises
8. Generics and Defective Reasoning
8.1 Introduction: What are Generics? 8.2 More on the Behavior of Generics 8.3 Some Interesting Experiments 8.4 Generics: Interaction of Meaning and Epistemology 8.5 Summary Further Reading and Exercises
9. Non-Ideal Speech Acts
9.1 Introduction 9.2 Scattered Audiences 9.3 Scattered Speakers 9.4 Speech Acts in the Digital Age Further Reading and Exercises
10. Linguistic Oppressing and Linguistic Silencing
10.1 A Brief Introduction to Speech Acts 10.2 Linguistic Oppressing 10.3 Pornographic Linguistic Oppressing 10.4 Silencing Further Reading and Exercises
11. The Speech Act of Consent
11.1 Paradigms of Consent: Home-Visits, Medical Procedures, Consent Forms, and Sex 11.2 Some Questions about Consent 11.3 The Imprecision/Vagueness of Implicit Consent 11.4 Can Deception Invalidate Consent? 11.5 The Dynamic Conception of Consent 11.6 Consent as an Illustration of How the Idealizations Fail Further Reading and Exercises
12. Thoughts on Ideal vs Non-Ideal Theories of Language
12.1 Are Idealized Theories Absurd? 12.2 Prediction and Galilean Idealization 12.3 Understanding and Minimalist Idealization 12.4 What to Idealize Away? 12.5 Ideal and Non-Ideal Theory in the Social Sciences 12.6 Ideal and Non-Ideal Theories of Language Further Reading and Exercises
References Index
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