Possible Worlds in Humanities, Arts and Sciences : : Proceedings of Nobel Symposium 65 / / ed. by Allén Sture.

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Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2010]
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Year of Publication:2010
Edition:Reprint 2010
Language:English
Series:Research in Text Theory : Untersuchungen zur Texttheorie ; 14
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Table of Contents:
  • I-X
  • Opening Address
  • Session 1: Philosophy
  • Possible Worlds in History of Science
  • Discussion of Thomas S. Kuhn’s paper “Possible Worlds in History of Science”
  • Discussion of Thomas S. Kuhn’s paper “Possible Worlds in History of Science”
  • Speaker’s Reply
  • Exploring Possible Worlds
  • On Doughnutting. Discussion of Jaakko Hintikka’s paper “Exploring Possible Worlds”
  • Transworld Journeys. Report on Session 1: Philosophy
  • Session 2: Linguistics
  • Possible Worlds in Model-Theoretic Semantics: A Linguistic Perspective
  • Possible Worlds and Subject Matter. Discussion of Barbara H. Partee’s paper “Possible Worlds in Model-Theoretic Semantics: A Linguistic Perspective”
  • Some Caveats with Respect to Possible Worlds. Discussion of Barbara H. Partee’s paper “Possible Worlds in Model-Theoretic Semantics: A Linguistic Perspective”
  • Speaker’s Reply
  • Connexity, Interpretability, Universes of Discourse, and Text Worlds
  • Possible Worlds and Enkvist’s Worlds. Discussion of Nils Erik Enkvist’s paper “Connexity, Interpretability, Universes of Discourse, and Text Worlds”
  • The World of Words – and Pictures. Discussion of Nils Erik Enkvist’s paper “Connexity, Interpretability, Universes of Discourse, and Text Worlds”
  • Possible Worlds – Text Worlds. Quo vadis Linguistica? Report on Session 2: Linguistics
  • Session 3: Literature and Arts
  • Possible Worlds and Literary Fictions
  • Discussion of Lubomír Doležel’s paper “Possible Worlds and Literary Fictions”
  • Fictional Worlds and the Economy of the Imaginary
  • Duality and Deviance: Two Semantic Modes. Discussion of Thomas Pavel’s paper “Fictional Worlds and the Economy of the Imaginary”
  • Fictional and Ontological Landscapes. Discussion of Thomas Pavel’s paper “Fictional Worlds and the Economy of the Imaginary”
  • Possible Worlds – A Chorus of a Multitude of Souls. A Writer’s Perspective
  • Possible Worlds: A Historical Perspective in Literature. Discussion of Lars Gyllensten’s paper “Possible Worlds – A Chorus of a Multitude of Souls. A Writer’s Perspective”
  • Possible Worlds – But for Whom? Discussion of Lars Gyllensten’s paper “Possible Worlds – A Chorus of a Multitude of Souls. A Writer’s Perspective”
  • Speaker’s Reply
  • Image and Dimension
  • Pictorial Possibility. Discussion of Ulf Linde’s paper “Image and Dimension”
  • Discussion of Ulf Linde’s paper “Image and Dimension”
  • Report on Session 3: Literature and Arts
  • Session 4: Natural Science
  • Six Possible Worlds of Quantum Mechanics
  • On Characterizing Possible Worlds of Physics. Discussion of J. S. Bell’s paper “Six Possible Worlds of Quantum Mechanics”
  • Discussion of J. S. Bell’s paper “Six Possible Worlds of Quantum Mechanics”
  • Our Universe and Others: The Limits of Space, Time and Physics
  • How to Describe Physical Reality? Discussion of Martin J. Rees’s paper “Our Universe and Others: The Limits of Space, Time and Physics”
  • The Uniformity of the Universe. Discussion of Martin J. Rees’s paper “Our Universe and Others: The Limits of Space, Time and Physics”
  • Report on Session 4: Natural Science
  • List of Contributors
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