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  1. Attitude Reports: Do You Mind the Gap?Berit Brogaard - 2008 - Philosophy Compass 3 (1):93-118.
    Attitude reports are reports about people’s states of mind. They are reports about what people think, believe, know, know a priori, imagine, hate, wish, fear, and the like. So, for example, I might report that s knows p, or that she imagines p, or that she hates p, where p specifies the content to which s is purportedly related. One lively current debate centers around the question of what sort of specification is involved when such attitude reports are successful. Some (...)
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  • Transparent Contents and Trivial Inferences.Mirco Sambrotta - 2019 - Studia Semiotyczne 33 (1):9-28.
    A possible way out to Kripke’s Puzzle About Belief could start from the rejection of the notion of epistemic transparency. Epistemic transparency seems, indeed, irremediably incompatible with an externalist conception of mental content. However, Brandom’s inferentialism could be considered a version of externalism that allows, at least in some cases, to save the principle of transparency. Appealing to a normative account of the content of our beliefs, from the inferentialist’s standpoint, it is possible to state that a content is transparent (...)
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  • Expressivismo, descritivismo e o paradoxo de Moore.Juliano Santos do Carmo & Eduardo Ferreira das Neves Filho - 2013 - Dissertatio 38:269-288.
    O objetivo deste trabalho é mostrar que, em relação ao uso de termos psicológicos, Wittgenstein assume uma forma muito particular de expressivismo. Alguns autores procuram mostrar que Wittgenstein é um expressivista no sentido tradicional, outros procuram defender que o filósofo não é um expressivista em nenhum sentido. Para Do Carmo, ambos os modos de conceber a posição wittgensteiniana estão profundamente equivocados e, neste trabalho, ele tenta defender não apenas que Wittgenstein assume certos pressupostos do expressivismo, mas, também que sua posição (...)
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