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Samuel Douglas
University of Newcastle, Australia
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  • University of Newcastle, Australia
    School of Humanities and Social Sciences
    Sessional Academic (Part-time)
University of Newcastle, Australia
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
PhD, 2015
Areas of Specialization
Philosophy of Language
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Language
Social and Political Philosophy
Kripkenstein on Meaning
Academic and Teaching Ethics
Causal Theories of Reference
Moral Education
Applied Virtue Ethics
2 more
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    The Qua-Problem and Meaning Scepticism
    Linguistic and Philosophical Investigations 17. 2018.
    When considering potential solutions to meaning-scepticism, Kripke (1982) did not consider a causal-theoretic approach. Kusch (2006) has argued that this is due to the qua-problem. I consider Kusch’s criticism of Maddy (1984) and McGinn (1984) before offering a different way to solve the qua-problem, one that is not susceptible to sceptical attack. If this solution is successful, at least one barrier to using a causal theory to refute Kripke’s scepticism is removed.
    Causal Theories of ReferenceKripkenstein on Meaning
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    Words and the world: a critique of straight solutions to Kripke’s meaning scepticism
    Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy
    Kripkenstein on Meaning
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