Attitude problems: an essay on llinguistic intensionality/ Graeme Forbes

Chapter i: Compositionality
1. The age of the universe
2. Extensionalism
3. Problems for extensionalism
4. Intensionalism
5. Beyond intensionality
6. Hyperintensional logic
Chapter 2: A Brief Guide to Type Theory
1. Extensional type-theory
1.1 Intransitive verbs
1.2 Transitive verbs
1.3 Binary truth-functions
1.4 Common nouns and adjectives
1.5 Quantified noun phrases
1.6 The lambda operator
1.7 Type shifting and systematic ambiguity ...
1.8 Interpretations of
2. Hyperintensional semantics
Chapter 3; Intensional Transitives
1. A taxonomy of intensional "transitives"
2. Relational versus notional readings
3. Existence-independence
4. Non-relational, anti-relational, notional
Chapter 4: Propositionalism
1. The Quinean strategy
2. Verbs of requirement and desire
3. Search verbs
4. Depiction verbs
5. Verbs of evaluation
6. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Quantifiers and Characterization
1. Quantifiers as arguments
2. Event semantics for action verbs
3. IT V s as predicates of events or states
4. The notional as non-thematic
5. Deriving interpretations
Chapter 6: Unspecificity and Inference
1. Simplification
2. Weakening
3. The disjunction problem
4. Outcome postulates
5. Possibility as conceivability
6. A theory of conjunctive force
7. Characterization by compound qnp s
8. Compound complements with singular terms ..,
9. Applying the postulates
10. The serendipity problem
11. Negative quantifiers
Chapter 7: Verbs of Creation and Depiction
1. Parsons' theory.
2. Characterizing processes of creation
3. Verbs of depiction
4 Depiction verbs and the definiteness effect
5. The pure inventory account
Chapter 8: Substitutivity
1. Substitution and side-effects
2. so-called'
3. as such'
4. Opacity and unspecificity together...
5. Simple sentences