Joseph Almog is Professor of Philosophy, UCLAPaolo Leonardi is Professor of Philosophy, University of Bologna

• Acknowledgements ; Introduction, Joseph Almog ; Donnellan at Cornell, John Perry ; Referential Uses and the Foundations of Direct Reference, Joseph Almog ; The Ground Zero of Semantics, Antonio Capuano ; Donnellan's Blocks, John Perry ; Donnellan on the Necessary A Posteriori, Ervin Eaker ; Two Ways of Being a (Direct) Referentialist, Andrea Bianchi ; Having in Mind, Howard Wettstein ; Referring De Re, Tyler Burge ; An Idea of Donnellan, David Kaplan

This is a fascinating book in which eight well-qualified scholars focus, explore, explain, and discuss Keith Donnellan's main influential ideasIn short, this book brings a welcome contribution to the general debate and it is, I think, a must-read for all scholars interested in philosophy of language/mind, not to mention philosophers interested in cognitive sciences and empirical psycho-cognitive work.

Joseph Almog is Professor of Philosophy, UCLAPaolo Leonardi is Professor of Philosophy, University of Bologna

• Acknowledgements ; Introduction, Joseph Almog ; Donnellan at Cornell, John Perry ; Referential Uses and the Foundations of Direct Reference, Joseph Almog ; The Ground Zero of Semantics, Antonio Capuano ; Donnellan's Blocks, John Perry ; Donnellan on the Necessary A Posteriori, Ervin Eaker ; Two Ways of Being a (Direct) Referentialist, Andrea Bianchi ; Having in Mind, Howard Wettstein ; Referring De Re, Tyler Burge ; An Idea of Donnellan, David Kaplan

This is a fascinating book in which eight well-qualified scholars focus, explore, explain, and discuss Keith Donnellan's main influential ideasIn short, this book brings a welcome contribution to the general debate and it is, I think, a must-read for all scholars interested in philosophy of language/mind, not to mention philosophers interested in cognitive sciences and empirical psycho-cognitive work.

Joseph Almog is Professor of Philosophy, UCLAPaolo Leonardi is Professor of Philosophy, University of Bologna

• Acknowledgements ; Introduction, Joseph Almog ; Donnellan at Cornell, John Perry ; Referential Uses and the Foundations of Direct Reference, Joseph Almog ; The Ground Zero of Semantics, Antonio Capuano ; Donnellan's Blocks, John Perry ; Donnellan on the Necessary A Posteriori, Ervin Eaker ; Two Ways of Being a (Direct) Referentialist, Andrea Bianchi ; Having in Mind, Howard Wettstein ; Referring De Re, Tyler Burge ; An Idea of Donnellan, David Kaplan

This is a fascinating book in which eight well-qualified scholars focus, explore, explain, and discuss Keith Donnellan's main influential ideasIn short, this book brings a welcome contribution to the general debate and it is, I think, a must-read for all scholars interested in philosophy of language/mind, not to mention philosophers interested in cognitive sciences and empirical psycho-cognitive work.