CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I Historical Perspectives
1. On the Linguistic Turn in Philosophy
Sören Stenlund
2. Humboldt: Grammatical Form and “Weltansicht”
Part II. Prejudiced Preconceptions: Notions of Language
within Linguistics and Feminist
Epistemology
4. Expression and Content in Linguistic Theory
Sven Öhman
5. The History of Swedish Grammar and Professor
Chomsky
Saara Haapamäki
6. How Ordinary is Ordinary Experience? Language in Feminist
Epistemology and Philosophy of Science
Sharon
Rider
Part III. The Practice of Meaning and Truth
7. Putnam on Truth
Frederick
Stoutland
8. Meaning, Saying, Truth
Martin
Gustafsson
Part IV. Themes from Wittgenstein
9. Wittgenstein, Meursault and the Difficulty of Philosophy
Pär Segerdahl
10. Wittgenstein, Logical Form and Grammatical Remarks
Thorsten
Johansson
11. On Rule-Following
Juan Wilhelmi
12. Are We all Trapped in Nonsense?
Gudmundur
Steingrímsson
13. On the Need for a Listener and Community Standards
Lars Hertzberg
References
Notes on the
Contributors
Index ??