1st Edition
The Indexical Point of View On Cognitive Significance and Cognitive Dynamics
Introduction
1. Character, Content, and Cognitive Significance
2. Other Kinds of Content and Cognitive Significance
3. Anti-Individualism and Cognitive Perspective
4. Cognitive Dynamics, Belief Retention, and Cognitive Significance
5. Beliefs and Characters
6. Slicing Thoughts
7. How Many Modes of Presentation Do We Need?
8. Tracking and Reporting
9. Conclusion
Biography
Vojislav Bozickovic is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Belgrade, Serbia. Previously he was lecturer at Macquarie University and the University of Tasmania. His published work has appeared in American Philosophical Quarterly, Erkenntnis, Linguistics and Philosophy, Philosophical Psychology, and Synthese.
"Bozickovic’s book is not only a clinic in the application of “close reading” scholarship to analytic philosophy, it is the most complete survey of the literature that I am aware of, and it offers a fresh, well-argued, perspective that deserves to be addressed by the profession."
Peter Ludlow
"Bozickovic’s The Indexical Point of View is a rich and well-argued book in which he raises many interesting questions regarding indexical reference."
Eros Corazza, Carleton University, Canada
