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Anders J. Schoubye, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Carnegie Mellon University (Phd, Philosophy, 2011, University of St Andrews)

Fall 2011: Seminar in Philosophy of Language


Epistemic Modality and Natural Language (graduate)
Schedule, Syllabus, Requirements, Bibliography (.pdf)

Schedule


Lecture 1
Modals in Natural Language and Modal Logic

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 2
The Canonic Analysis of Natural Language Modality I
Kratzer (1977: 1-15), Kratzer (1991b) Optional: Kratzer (1981, 1991a)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 3
The Canonic Analysis of Natural Language Modality II
Kratzer (1977: 1-15), Kratzer (1991b) Optional: Kratzer (1981, 1991a)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 4
Classic Contextualism about Epistemic Modals
DeRose (1991) Optional: Hacking (1967)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 5
Relativism for Epistemic Modals I
Egan et al. (2005) Optional: Egan (2007)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 6
Relativism for Epistemic Modals II
MacFarlane (2011) Optional: Weatherson (2008)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 7
Relativism vs. Contextualism I
von Fintel & Gillies (2008)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 8
Relativism vs. Contextualism II
Ninan (2011) Optional: Lewis (1980)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 9
New Contextualism
von Fintel & Gillies (2011)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 10
Epistemic Modality and Truth Conditions I
Swanson (2011)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 11
Epistemic Modality and Truth Conditions II
Yalcin (2007) Optional: Yalcin (2011)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 12
Dynamic Epistemic Modality
Willer (2011) Optional: Veltman (1996), von Fintel & Gillies (2007)

Lecture 13
Probability Modals
Yalcin (2010)

Handout (.pdf)
Lecture 14
Epistemic Modals and Belief Revision
Gillies (2006)

Lecture 15
Semantics of Modals and Formal Epistemology
Moss (2011)