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Part 1 Meaning, speech acts, and communication: introduction, KentBach; meaning, H.P. Grice; locutionary, illocutionary, perlocutionary,J.L. Austin; intention and convention in speech acts, P.F. Strawson;logic and conversation, H.P. Grice; how performatives work, J.R.Searle. Part 2 Sense and reference: introduction, Nathan Salmon; ofnames, J.S. Mill; on sense and reference, G. Frege; on denoting, B.Russell; reference and definite descriptions, K. Donnellan; naming andnecessity, S. Kripke; the meaning of "meaning", H. Putnam;demonstratives, D. Kaplan. Part 3 Opacity and attributions of attitude:introduction, Graeme Forbes; referential opacity, W. Quine; a puzzleabout belief, S. Kripke; individualism and the mental, T. Burge;frege's puzzle, N. Salmon. Part 4 Meaning and Truth: introduction,Scott Soames; the thought - a logical enquiry, G. Frege; the semanticconception of truth and the foundations of semantics, A. Tarski; whatis Tarski's theory of truth?, H. Field; truth and meaning, D. Davidson;afterward - truth and paradox, Van McGee.