François Recanati is Director of Research, CNRS (Institut Jean-Nicod), and Arché Professorial Fellow, University of St Andrews.

• PART 1 : MODERATE RELATIVISM; 1. THE FRAMEWORK; 2. THE DEBATE OVER TEMPORALISM (1) : DO WE NEED TEMPORAL PROPOSITIONS?; 3. THE DEBATE OVER TEMPORALISM (2) : CAN WE BELIEVE TEMPORAL PROPOSITIONS ?; 4. RELATIVIZATION AND INDEXICALITY; PART 2 : EXPERIENCE AND SUBJECTIVITY; 5. CONTENT AND MODE; 6. IMMUNITY TO ERROR THROUGH MISIDENTIFICATION; 7. RELATIVIZATION AND REFLEXIVITY; 8. THE FIRST PERSON POINT OF VIEW; PART 3 : EGOCENTRICITY AND BEYOND; 9. UNARTICULATED CONSTITUENTS IN THE LEKTON ?; 10. SELF-RELATIVE THOUGHTS; 11. SHIFTABILITY

Recanati has presented a work full of insights, important theoretical distinctions, and careful and detailed arguments, with a myriad of inspiring examples... Perspectival Thought is a must for anyone with interest in current and future debates in the philosophy of language and the philosophy of mind.

François Recanati is Director of Research, CNRS (Institut Jean-Nicod), and Arché Professorial Fellow, University of St Andrews.

• PART 1 : MODERATE RELATIVISM; 1. THE FRAMEWORK; 2. THE DEBATE OVER TEMPORALISM (1) : DO WE NEED TEMPORAL PROPOSITIONS?; 3. THE DEBATE OVER TEMPORALISM (2) : CAN WE BELIEVE TEMPORAL PROPOSITIONS ?; 4. RELATIVIZATION AND INDEXICALITY; PART 2 : EXPERIENCE AND SUBJECTIVITY; 5. CONTENT AND MODE; 6. IMMUNITY TO ERROR THROUGH MISIDENTIFICATION; 7. RELATIVIZATION AND REFLEXIVITY; 8. THE FIRST PERSON POINT OF VIEW; PART 3 : EGOCENTRICITY AND BEYOND; 9. UNARTICULATED CONSTITUENTS IN THE LEKTON ?; 10. SELF-RELATIVE THOUGHTS; 11. SHIFTABILITY

Recanati has presented a work full of insights, important theoretical distinctions, and careful and detailed arguments, with a myriad of inspiring examples... Perspectival Thought is a must for anyone with interest in current and future debates in the philosophy of language and the philosophy of mind.

François Recanati is Director of Research, CNRS (Institut Jean-Nicod), and Arché Professorial Fellow, University of St Andrews.

• PART 1 : MODERATE RELATIVISM; 1. THE FRAMEWORK; 2. THE DEBATE OVER TEMPORALISM (1) : DO WE NEED TEMPORAL PROPOSITIONS?; 3. THE DEBATE OVER TEMPORALISM (2) : CAN WE BELIEVE TEMPORAL PROPOSITIONS ?; 4. RELATIVIZATION AND INDEXICALITY; PART 2 : EXPERIENCE AND SUBJECTIVITY; 5. CONTENT AND MODE; 6. IMMUNITY TO ERROR THROUGH MISIDENTIFICATION; 7. RELATIVIZATION AND REFLEXIVITY; 8. THE FIRST PERSON POINT OF VIEW; PART 3 : EGOCENTRICITY AND BEYOND; 9. UNARTICULATED CONSTITUENTS IN THE LEKTON ?; 10. SELF-RELATIVE THOUGHTS; 11. SHIFTABILITY

Recanati has presented a work full of insights, important theoretical distinctions, and careful and detailed arguments, with a myriad of inspiring examples... Perspectival Thought is a must for anyone with interest in current and future debates in the philosophy of language and the philosophy of mind.