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Stephen Law

  • Editor, Think
  • Director of Philosophy and Cert HE, Oxford University
Oxford
As seen in: Think, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, Aeon, Free-Thought Podcast by Shuddhashar
Philosopher, author of The Complete Philosophy Files, The Philosophy Gym, etc.

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The Aptness of Anger: Amia Srinivasan Interviewed by Stephen Law

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By Stephen Law, Amia Srinivasan
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Response to Moore’s ‘Words Don’t Mean, Minds Do!’

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By Stephen Law
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In his article ‘Words Don’t Mean, Minds Do!’ in this issue of THINK, Terence Moore argues that words, in and of themselves, are intrinsically meaningless. On Moore’s view, meanings are something located somewhere else – somewhere necessarily inaccessible to others. Meanings reside in our private minds. As Moore puts it: ‘The words that do the triggering are public.
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A Short Introduction to Wittgenstein’s Private Language Argument

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By Stephen Law
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