Bücher von J.F. Rosenberg

Philosophy, Aristotle is well known to have said, begins in wonder. So, at best, wonder is only a necessary condition for philosophy. In particular, we wonder about astron omy and biology and psychology (and about philosophy) - about whether and how such disciplines are possible and, crucially, about whether and how such disciplines fit together.

This book is nominally about linguistic representation. In the end, then, this book is about everything, which, since it is a philosophy book, is as it should be. I recognize that it is nowadays unfashionable to write books about every thing.