Themes from G. E. Moore is a collection of sixteen new essays written by prominent contemporary philosophers. The essays explore a wide variety of themes arising from Moore's work in epistemology and ethics...The collection...reinforces Moore's reputation as one of the truly great philosophers of the twentieth century and demonstrates the resonance and durability of his ideas for contemporary philosophic controversies.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Anaphoric reference and context sets ; 3. Bad intensions ; 4. The foundations of two-dimensional semantics ; 5. Reference, contingency, and the two-dimensional framework ; 6. Letter to Martin Davies ; 7. Two-dimensionalism: a neo-Fregean interpretation ; 8. Phenomenal belief and phenomenal concepts ; 9. Moral rationalism ; 10. Indexical concepts ; 11. Keeping track of objects in conversation ; 12. Kripke, the necessary aposteriori, and the two-dimensionalist heresy ; 13. Assertion revisited: on the interpretation of two-dimensional modal semantics ; 14. Two-dimenisonalisma and Kripkean A Posteriori Necessity ; 15. Illusions of possibility

Themes from G. E. Moore is a collection of sixteen new essays written by prominent contemporary philosophers. The essays explore a wide variety of themes arising from Moore's work in epistemology and ethics...The collection...reinforces Moore's reputation as one of the truly great philosophers of the twentieth century and demonstrates the resonance and durability of his ideas for contemporary philosophic controversies.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Anaphoric reference and context sets ; 3. Bad intensions ; 4. The foundations of two-dimensional semantics ; 5. Reference, contingency, and the two-dimensional framework ; 6. Letter to Martin Davies ; 7. Two-dimensionalism: a neo-Fregean interpretation ; 8. Phenomenal belief and phenomenal concepts ; 9. Moral rationalism ; 10. Indexical concepts ; 11. Keeping track of objects in conversation ; 12. Kripke, the necessary aposteriori, and the two-dimensionalist heresy ; 13. Assertion revisited: on the interpretation of two-dimensional modal semantics ; 14. Two-dimenisonalisma and Kripkean A Posteriori Necessity ; 15. Illusions of possibility

Themes from G. E. Moore is a collection of sixteen new essays written by prominent contemporary philosophers. The essays explore a wide variety of themes arising from Moore's work in epistemology and ethics...The collection...reinforces Moore's reputation as one of the truly great philosophers of the twentieth century and demonstrates the resonance and durability of his ideas for contemporary philosophic controversies.

• 1. Introduction ; 2. Anaphoric reference and context sets ; 3. Bad intensions ; 4. The foundations of two-dimensional semantics ; 5. Reference, contingency, and the two-dimensional framework ; 6. Letter to Martin Davies ; 7. Two-dimensionalism: a neo-Fregean interpretation ; 8. Phenomenal belief and phenomenal concepts ; 9. Moral rationalism ; 10. Indexical concepts ; 11. Keeping track of objects in conversation ; 12. Kripke, the necessary aposteriori, and the two-dimensionalist heresy ; 13. Assertion revisited: on the interpretation of two-dimensional modal semantics ; 14. Two-dimenisonalisma and Kripkean A Posteriori Necessity ; 15. Illusions of possibility