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Summary. Donald Davidson's work on the theory of meaning has been enormously influential since the publication of “Truth and Meaning” in 1967. His central proposal was that an understanding of what it is for “words to mean what they do” (Davidson 1984b, p. viii) can be pursued by way of constructing and confirming for a speaker an ...
Donald Davidson was one of the twentieth century’s greatest philosophers. When he died in 2003, at the age of eighty-six, he had not only lived a wondrously rich life, but also made important, often seminal contributions to most of the core areas of philosophy.
Davidson adota a premissa de que ações podem ser explicadas pelo desejo de atingir um objetivo e pela crença de se estar fazendo o necessário para satisfazê-lo, e que a dupla desejo-crença em questão constitui uma razão para que o agente coloque a ação em execução.
Donald Davidson was a 20th century American philosopher whose most profound influences on contemporary philosophy were in the philosophy of mind and action. This article examines in detail two leading motifs in Davidson’s philosophy. One is that mental phenomena resist being “captured in the nomological net of physical theory.”.
ドナルド・ハーバート・デイヴィッドソン （ Donald Herbert Davidson 、 1917年 3月6日 - 2003年 8月30日 ）は、 アメリカ合衆国 の 哲学者 である。. 1981年 から 2003年 にかけて カリフォルニア大学バークレー校 で 哲学 の 教授 （Slusser Professor）を務めた。. また ...
El texto expone tres distintas concepciones de las emociones que hay en la filosofía de Donald Davidson, en discusión con tres conceptualizaciones filosóficas importantes sobre las mismas. Considera el orgullo en relación con la concepción cognitivista de la emoción, la sorpresa en relación con la concepción naturalista y la sonrisa en relación con la concepción sui generis.
27 de ago. de 1990 · Handlung und Ereignis. Aus dem Amerikanischen von Joachim Schulte. Im Mittelpunkt der Aufsatzsammlung von Donald Davidson stehen sowohl Fragen der angemessenen Erklärung von Handlungen und anderen Ereignissen als auch traditionelle philosophische Probleme wie Willensschwäche und Handlungsfreiheit. Entscheidend für Davidsons Überlegungen ist ...
