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Andreas Stokke

Uppsala
As seen in: Wiley Online Library
Philosopher. Former cook, mailman, office slave, museum guard, and dish washer. 🏳️‍🌈
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Introspection and Identification

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By Matti Eklund, Andreas Stokke, Léa Salje, Uppsala universitet
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Nyckelord: HUMANIORA; HUMANITIES; introspection; special access; pluralism; be; Cumming s puzzle; asymmetry phenomenon; Sammanfattning: This thesis concerns key questions in the epistemology and semantics of the mental. How are we to explain the distinctive way in which I know that I am in pain – when I know it, as we might say, 'from the inside'? How should we understand attitude attributions such as 'Sam believes that Anne is Pam'?
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Meaning and Paradox : Essays on Language and Philosophical Methodology

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By Andreas Stokke, Matti Eklund, Tim Button, Uppsala universitet
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Nyckelord: HUMANIORA; HUMANITIES; paradox; philosophical methodology; meaning-constitutivity; semantic competence; meaning; inconsistency; joint-carving; epistemology; Filosofi; Philosophy; Sammanfattning: The general theme of this thesis is the relation between language and philosophical thinking.
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Winged horses, rascals and discourse referents

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By Andreas Stokke
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1 INTRODUCTION In the ‘Afterthoughts’ to ‘Demonstratives’, Kaplan wrote, “Ohsnay” means snow in Pig-Latin. That's a semantic fact about Pig-Latin. The reason why “ohsnay” means snow is not a semantic fact; it is some kind of historical or sociological fact about Pig-Latin.
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