Architecture of Context and Context-Sensitivity

Tadeusz Ciecierski is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Philosophy, University of Warsaw. He is the President of the Polish Semiotic Society.Paweł Grabarczyk is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Philosophy, University of Lodz. He is the Editor-in-Chief of HYBRIS, The Internet Philosophical Magazine and is affiliated with the Centre for Philosophical Research.

• Chapter 1. Utterance and Context (Maria de Ponte, Kepa Korta, John Perry).- Chapter 2. Indirectness and Intentions in Metasemantics (Michael Glanzberg).- Chapter 3. Speaker Intentions and Objective Metasemantics (Jeffrey C. King).- Chapter 4. Speakers, Hearers and Demonstrative Reference (Palle Leth).- Chapter 5. How to Say When (Agustin Vincente & Dan Zeman).- Chapter 6. Distributed Utterances (Mark McCullagh).- Chapter 7. Demonstratives in First Order Logic (Geoff Georgii).- Chapter 8. De se as Variable Binding: on Context Sensitivity in Utterance Reports (Joan Gimeno-Simó).- Chapter 9. How Can “I” Refer to Me? Banishing Monsters at The Source (David Kashtan).- Chapter 10. Compositionality in Truth Conditional Pragmatics (Adrain Briciu).- Chapter 11. Occasion Sensitivity and What is Said (Claudia Picazo Jaque).- Chapter 12. Context and Communicative Success (Joey Pollock).- Chapter 13. Truth and Context (Gerald Vision).- Chapter 14. Subsentential Speech Acts: a Situated Contextualist Account (Joanna Odrowąż-Sypniewska).- Chapter 15. Some Constraint on Contextualism about Modals (Daniel Skibra).