The Wittgenstein and the question of true self-interpretation / Garry L. Hagberg. "One and only one correct interpretation" / Joseph Margolis -- Rightness and success in interpretation / Paul Thom -- Intentionality, meaning, and open-endedness of interpretation / Jitendranath Mohanty -- Are there definitive interpretations? / Laurent Stern -- Against critical pluralism / David Novitz -- Interpretation and its objects / Michael Krausz -- Constructive realism and the question of imputation / Chhanda Gupta -- Interpretation and the ontology of art / Robert Stecker -- Can novel critical interpretations create art objects distinct from themselves? / Philip Percival -- The literary work as a pliable entity: combining realism and pluralism / Torsten Pettersson -- The multiple interpretability of musical works / Stephen Davies -- Right answers: Dworkin's jurisprudence / Rex Martin -- Truth in interpretation: a hermeneutic approach / Charles Guignon -- Appreciation and literary interpretation / Peter Lamarque -- Hypothetical intentionalism: statement, objections, and replies / Jerrold Levinson -- Andy Kaufman and the philosophy of interpretation / Noël Carroll -- Whose play is it? Does it matter? / Annette Barnes -- Tossed salad: ontology and identity / Susan L. Feagin -- Wittgenstein and the question of true self-interpretation / Garry L. Hagberg.
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Studies of the Greater Philadelphia Philosophy Consortium
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