Language, Logic and Epistemology

CHRISTOPHER NORRIS is Distinguished Research Professor in Philosophy at Cardiff University and has also held visiting posts in California (Berkeley), USA, The City University of New York Graduate Centre, USA and the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain. He is the author of more than twenty books to date on various aspects of philosophy and critical theory.

• Acknowledgements Introduction Derrida on Rousseau: Deconstruction as Philosophy of Logic The Limits of Whose Language?: Wittgenstein on Philosophy of Science and Mathematics Modularity, Nativism and Reference-Fixing: on Chomsky's Internalist Assumptions The Perceiver's Share (1): Realism, Scepticism, and Response-Dependence The Perceiver's Share (2): Deconstructive Musicology and Cognitive Science Cange, Conservation and Crisis-Management in the Discourse of Analytic Philosophy Index

'Norris... presents an impressive depth, resuscitating Derrida as a logician, tackling Wittgenstein's anti-realist leanings and investigating the attempts of analytic philosophy to find a middle way between realism and its opponents.' - The Times Literary Supplement