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24. Davidson's Sentences And Wittgenstein's Builders John Perry s Presidential Address to the Pacific Division APA, April 1994. Compares Davidson, Wittgenstein and Tarski on questions of meaning. http://www-csli.stanford.edu/~jperry//APA/apa/apa.html

Next: Davidson's Sentence Holism Davidson's Sentences and Wittgenstein's Builders Presidential Address, Pacific Division APA, April 1994 John Perry August 21, 1996 Words stand for things of various kinds and for various kinds of things. Because words do this, the sentences made up of words mean what they do, and are capable of expressing our thoughts, our beliefs and conjectures, desires and wishes. This simple idea seems right to me, but it flies in the face of formidable authority. In a famous passage in ``Reality without Reference,'' Donald Davidson criticizes what he calls the ``building-block theory:'' [T]he essential question is whether [reference] is the, or at least one, place where there is direct contact between linguistic theory and events, actions, or objects described in nonlinguistic terms. If we could give the desired analysis or reduction of the concept of reference then all would, I suppose, be clear sailing. Having explained directly the semantic features of proper names and simple predicates, we could go on to explain the reference of complex singular terms and complex predicates, we could characterize satisfaction (as a derivative concept), and finally truth. This picture of how to do semantics is (aside from the details) and old and natural one. It is often called the building-block theory. It has often been tried. And it is hopeless. The picture I find attractive and Davidson finds confused and hopeless seems to be the very one Wittgenstein saw in Augustine. At the beginning of the

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Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy A B C ... Z Donald Herbert Davidson (1917—2003) Table of Contents Life and Influences Anomalism of the Mental Causal Explanation of Action 1. Life and Influences Philebus. Parmenides, Sophist, Theaetetus, and Politicus , he realized that the theory could no longer be deployed as a main support of an ethical position, as it had been developed in the Republic Vienna Circle turned to physics as a model of theoretical discourse; and they considered sensory experiences to be fundamental. Although Logical Positivism was not entirely a unified movement, the Verification Principle was shared by most of them. It states that the meaning of sentences can be accounted for in terms of experiences that would verify them. Logical Positivism usually promotes a reductionist program: the reduction of all special sciences to physics, and of all meaningful statements to reports about sensory experiences. In his famous paper, Two Dogmas of Empiricism On the Very Idea of a Conceptual Scheme 2. Anomalism of the Mental

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Davidson, Donald From New World Encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Previous (Donald Campbell) Next (Donald O'Connor) Western Philosophy Twentieth century philosophy Name: Donald Herbert Davidson Birth: March 6, 1917 (Springfield, Massachusetts USA Death: August 30, 2003 (Berkeley, California USA School/tradition: Analytic Main interests Language , Action, Mind Epistemology , Events Notable ideas Radical interpretation, Anomalous Monism, triangulation, Truth-conditional semantics, Reasons as causes, Understanding as translation Influences Influenced Quine Tarski , Ramsey, Wittgenstein , Dummett, Kant Spinoza Richard Rorty, Robert Brandom, John McDowell, Gareth Evans, Ernest Lepore, Kirk Ludwig Donald Herbert Davidson (March 6, 1917 – August 30, 2003) was an American philosopher who served as Slusser Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley, from 1981 to 2003, after having also held substantive teaching appointments at Stanford University, Rockefeller University, Princeton University, and The University of Chicago. His work has exerted considerable influence in nearly all areas of philosophy from the 1960s onward, but particularly in the philosophy of mind and philosophy of language . Although published mostly in the form of short essays which do not explicitly rely on any overriding theory, his work is nonetheless noted for a strongly unified character—the same methods and ideas are brought to bear on a host of apparently unrelated problems—and for synthesizing the work of a great number of other philosophers, including

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