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65Attitudes and NormativityAxiomathes 27 (3): 265-283. 2017.The paper attempts to pose a problem for theories claiming that intentional attributions are essentially normative. Firstly, I argue that the claim is ambiguous. Secondly, that three possible interpretations of the claim can be distinguished: one that appeals to normative impositions put on agents of intentional states, another that exploits the fact that one can normatively assess the states in question and a further one that locates normativity in the domain of special intentional explanations…Read more
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Bar-Hillel o semantyce i pragmatyce wyrażeń okazjonalnychPrzeglad Filozoficzny - Nowa Seria 41 (1): 115-132. 2002.
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Niby-fakty i niby-mityFilozofia Nauki 17 (2). 2009.The paper is a reply to Leopold Hess' article "Proper Names - the Facts and the Myths". It is shown that the author misunderstood the issue of proper names and misconceived main ideas of the new theory of reference. The most important mistakes made by the author are: (i) considering the category of proper names in detachment from linguistic usage ;(ii) wrong reconstruction of the so-called modal argument and the notion of rigid designator; (iii) equivocating between two meanings of "a priori". A…Read more
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69A Note on Belief Reports and Context DependenceActa Analytica 32 (4): 447-464. 2017.The aim of this paper is to pose a problem for theories that claim that belief reports are context dependent. Firstly, I argue that the claim is committed to verbalism, a theory that derives the context sensitivity of belief reports from the context sensitivity of the psychological verbs used in such reports. Secondly, I argue that verbalism is not an attractive theoretical option because it is in conflict with the non-proto-rigidity of verbs like ‘believe’. Finally, I describe various consequen…Read more
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Dlaczego logik modalny nie musi przejmować się argumentem Quine’a?Przeglad Filozoficzny - Nowa Seria 68. 2008.
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