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Joseph Almog

University of TurkuUniversity of California, Los Angeles
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  • University of Turku
    Department of Philosophy
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  • University of California, Los Angeles
    Department of Philosophy
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    Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 70 (3): 717-8211. 2005.
    Lucky is the writer whose commentators combine perceptiveness and grace. My two commentators delved deeply into the framework I assume in WAI. Where they see gaps, they elegantly nudge the discussion towards needed extensions/clarifications. Both use the monograph to launch searching metaphysical questions—about method and content. I will take up matters of method first, then turn to specific questions in the interpretation of Descartes and the metaphysics of essence/necessity/conceivability.
    ModalityPhilosophy of MindEpistemology of Specific Domains
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    Logic and the world
    Journal of Philosophical Logic 18 (2): 197-220. 1989.
    Logical Semantics and Logical TruthLogicsSemanticsModal and Intensional Logic
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    Direct reference and significant cognition: Any paradoxes?1
    Philosophical Books 47 (1): 2-14. 2006.
    Russellian and Direct Reference Theories of Meaning
  • Dualistic materialism
    In Robert C. Koons & George Bealer (eds.), The waning of materialism, Oxford University Press. 2010.
    Physicalism, MiscNonreductive Materialism
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    The What and the How
    Journal of Philosophy 88 (5): 225. 1991.
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    The Plenitude of Structures and Scarcity of Possibilities
    Journal of Philosophy 88 (11): 620-622. 1991.
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    Pains and Brains
    Philosophical Topics 30 (1): 1-29. 2002.
    Pain
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