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Human Life Process
Сергей Герджиков
Светуване
София, 2010
© Сергей Герджиков, 2010
© Издателство Изток-Запад, Издателство Екстрем, 2010
ISBN: 978-954-321-789-2
Contents
Definitions and propositions
PART I. WORLDING
Chapter 1. Flow of the World
Chapter 2. Life Process
Chapter 3. Time – Virtuality and Relativity
Chapter 4. Time Form of the World
Chapter 5. Rhythms and Cycles
Chapter 6. Syntheses and Series
PART II. PLANS OF WORLDING
Chapter 7. Sensual Flow
Chapter 8. Seeing
Chapter 9. Vision – Presentation and Iinformation Processing
Chapter 10. Seeing – Synthesis of a Visual World
Chapter 11. Emotional Flow
Chapter 12. Flow of the Thought
Chapter 13. Behavior and Action
PART III. PJASES OF WORLDING
Chapter 14. Waking
Chapter 15. Dreaming
Chapter 16. Dying
PART IV. THE FLOW OF THE SPEECH
Chapter 17. Synthesis of Words
Chapter 18. Expression
Chapter 19. Speaking
PART V. LOCAL AND GLOBAL WORLDING
Chapter 20. Creating and Local Worlding
Chapter 21. Cross-cultural Transitions
Chapter 22. Alien and Global
Bibliography
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Beyond Concepts
Unicepts, Language, and Natural Information
Ruth Garrett Millikan
Table of Contents
Part I
0:Introduction to Part I
1:A Clumpy World
2:Direct Reference for Extensional Terms
3:Introducing Unitrackers and Unicepts
4:Functions of Same-Tracking
5:How Unicepts Get Their Referents
6:Misrepresentation, Redundancy, Equivocity, Emptiness (and Swampman)
7:Some Implications
Part II
8:Introduction to Part II
9:Indexicals and Self-Signs
10:An Anatomy of Signs
11:Infosigns and Natural Information
12:Intentional Signs
13:Linguistic Signs
14:Perception, Especially Perception through Language
15:Markers of Identity and Grounded Infosigns
16:Out-side Pragmatics: Descriptions, Quantifiers, Directives
Glossary
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Contents
OUP CORRECTED PROOF – FINAL, 08/24/2017, SPivi contents4. Functions of Same-Tracking564.1 Overview 564.2 Perceptual Constancy Mechanisms 564.3 Self-Relative Location Trackers 594.4 Object Constancy 604.5 Same-Tracking for Application of Unicept Templates 614.6 Practical Stuffs and Affording Unicepts 624.7 Factic Unicepts: Substantive and Attributive 664.8 Two Closing Remarks 685. How Unicepts Get Their Referents705.1 Overview 705.2 How Unicept Referents Are Fixed: The Quarry 705.3 Two General Principles Concerning Functions 725.4 Imprinting 745.5 More General Mechanisms for Priming Unitrackers 755.6 Some Mechanisms that Set Targets, Specifically, for Affording Unicepts 765.7 The Problem of Location-Detached Signs 775.8 A Third General Principle: Proxy Functions 795.9 Natural Epistemology for Substantive and Attributive Unicepts 806. Misrepresentation, Redundancy, Equivocity, Emptiness (and Swampman)846.1 Overview 846.2 Failures of Biological Function 846.3 False Beliefs 886.4 Redundant Unitrackers and Fregean Senses 896.5 Equivocepts 916.6 Vacucepts 936.7 How Unicepts Fit with Biosemantics 946.8 Swampman 957. Philosophical Analysis; Referents of Names: Theory Change; Observation versus Theory; Theory of Mind977.1 Overview 977.2 Philosophical Analysis 977.3 Referents of Names 997.4 Theory Change in Science 1017.5 Observation versus Theory 1027.6 “Theory of Mind” 103Part II. Infosigns, Intentional Signs, and their Interpretation8. Introduction to Part II1098.1 Overview 109
OUP CORRECTED PROOF – FINAL, 08/24/2017, SPicontentsvii8.2Infosigns and Natural Information1098.3Infosigns and Intentional Signs1118.4Interpreting Linguistic Signs1129.Indexicals and Selfsigns1149.1Overview1149.2Assumptions to be Questioned1149.3Components of Conventional Linguistic Signs1159.4Preliminary Examples of Selfsigning Components1179.5Indexicals and Demonstratives1209.6Addendum on Intensional Contexts12210.An Anatomy of Signs12410.1Overview12410.2The Project12410.3Infosigns Are Always Articulate and Often Productive12510.4Equivocal Infosigns12710.5Infosign Systems and Families12810.6Variants and Invariants; Embedded Infosign Families12910.7A Taxonomy of Infosign Variables13110.8How a Language Is Put Together13611.Infosigns and Natural Information13711.1Overview13711.2The Project13711.3Examples of Nonintentional Infosigns13911.4Causal Connections; Dretske on Natural Information14011.5Correlational Information14111.6The Reference Class Problem14311.7Addressing the Reference Class Problem14411.8Using Infosigns14711.9Correlations between Types of States of Affairs14911.10Infosign Strength and Response Strength15011.11Redundancy15111.12Metacorrelations15211.13Indirect Infosigns; Indirect Natural Information15312.Intentional Signs15512.1Overview15512.2The Project15512.3Intentional Infosigns15612.4Intentional Signs and Stabilizing Functions15912.5Pure and Impure Intentional Signs16012.6Entwining of Intentional Content and Nonintentional Information16112.7Intentional Signs Used by Non-Human Animals16312.8Maps, Charts, Diagrams, Graphs163
OUP CORRECTED PROOF – FINAL, 08/24/2017, SPiviiicontents12.9 Extending the Senses 16412.10 Inner Representations 165 13. Linguistic Signs16713.1 Overview 16713.2 The Topic 16713.3 Semantic Meaning 17013.4 Communicating with Language: The Broad Picture 17313.5 Meta-Regularities and Extra-Semantic Infocontent 17513.6 Grice’s Conversational Maxims 17613.7 Far-Side Pragmatic Meaning, or Semantic Meaning? 17813.8 Addendum: Gricean Temptations 181 14. Perception, Especially Perception through Language18414.1 Overview 18414.2 The Project 18414.3 Perception as Sign Reading 18514.4 Attached and Detached Signs, with an aside on Animal Cognition 18714.5 Genuine Perception Thought of as Certain 19014.6 The Contents of Perceptual Experience 19314.7 Translating Linguistic Signs into Understanding 19614.8 Replies to Objections 198 15. Markers of Identity and Grounded Infosigns20415.1 Overview 20415.2 Selfsigns of Identity: Duplicate Markers; Strawson Markers 20415.3 Anaphoric Signs of Identity 20615.4 Grounding as Indicating Identity 20815.5 Situated Signs; Counting up Signs 20915.6 Recognizing Identity: A Reminder 210 16. Out-Side Pragmatics: Descriptions, Quantifiers, Directives21216.1 Overview 21216.2 Three Kinds of Referent 21216.3 Functions of the Definite and Indefinite Articles 21316.4 Quantifiers, Possessives, and Proper Names 21716.5 Thumbnail Review of Basic Themes 218Glossary221Bibliography227Index237
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