LOGIKK OG SPRÅKFILOSOFI:
Fra A. P. Martinich (ed.), The Philosophy of Language. Oxford University Press, 4. edition, 2001:
H. P. Grice, ‘Meaning’ [Martinich, kap. 5]
J. L. Austin, ‘Performative Utterances’ [Martinich, kap. 8]
H. P. Grice, ‘Logic and conversation’ [Martinich, kap. 11]
G. Frege, ‘On sense and nominatum’ [Martinich, kap. 13]
B. Russell, ‘On denoting’ [Martinich, kap. 14]
B. Russell, ‘Descriptions’ [Martinich, kap. 15]
P. F. Strawson, ‘On referring’ [Martinich, kap. 16]
B. Russell, ‘Mr. Strawson on referring’ [Martinich, kap. 17]
K. Donnellan, ‘Reference and definite descriptions’ [Martinich, kap. 18]
J. S. Mill, ‘Of names’ [Martinich, kap. 19]
S. Kripke, ‘Naming and necessity’ [Martinich, kap. 20]
H. Putnam, ‘Meaning and reference’ [Martinich, kap. 21]
G. Evans, ‘The causal theory of names’ [Martinich, kap. 22]
J. Perry, ‘The problem of the essential indexical’ [Martinich, kap. 25]
I EGET KOMPENDIUM:
W. V. Quine, ‘On what there is’
T. Yagisawa, ‘Proper names as variables’
H. Reichenbach, ‘Token-reflexive words’
G. E. M. Anscombe, ‘The first person’
Goldfarb, Warren: Deductive Logic, del IV
KURSORISK
‘Introduction’, Martinich s. 1 – 27
Innføringsavsnittet til ‘Truth and meaning’, Martinich s. 29 – 33
Innføringsavsnittet til ‘Speech acts’, Martinich s. 123 – 129
Innføringsavsnittet til ‘Reference and descriptions’, Martinich s. 191 - 198
Innføringsavsnittet til ‘Names and demonstratives’, Martinich s. 261 - 265
Forutsettes lest:
Merrie Bergmann, James Moor, Jack Nelson, The Logic Book with Student Solutions Manual. McGraw-Hill, 4. edition, 2003.