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P. F. Strawson-borrowing a phrase from Virginia Woolf-once described Donald Davidson as a man "of thoroughbred intelligence who rides his mind at a gallop across country in pursuit of an idea" (Strawson 1984).
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compositional meaning theory, interpretive truth theory, extensionally adequate truth theory, hold true attitudes, evidence about sentences, extensionally adequate theory, omniscient interpreter argument, basic methodological stance, recursive truth theory, radical interpreter, nonsynonymous sentences, canonical proof procedure, facto interpretive, purely behavioral evidence, context sensitive elements, radically different conceptual schemes, compositional meaning theories, extensionality problem, object language sentence, equivalent singular terms, semantical primitives, canonical theorems, compositionality requirement, object language terms, singular referring terms
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Simple Englisho, Tarski's Convention, Virginia Woolf, Davidson's Convention, Nice Derangement of Epitaphs, Universal Quantifier Instantiation, Bertrand Russell, Rational Animals, David Lewis, Knowing One's Own Mind, Long Shot, The Social Aspect of Language, Muhammad Ali, Peano Arithmetic, The Myth of the Subjective, Charles Morris, Epistemology Externalized, Ian Hacking, Replacement Theory, Room of One, The Conditions of Thought, While Davidson
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