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Understanding Utterances and Other Actions1 indicate the direction of our endeavours. Before we can envisage more specific and more tractable aims, we need to unfold some of the theoretical background. © 2002 Kluwer Academic Publishers. Printed in the Netherlands.

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Intrinsic Intentionalityuage and the philosophy of mind, but it also figures as the title of one of his books. For reasons of space I cannot discuss all the issues which are dealt with there [Searle 1983]. These issues cover such diverse (though interrelated) topics as the Intentionality. of mental states; Intentionality o

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Identification and Misidentificationfrom the piecemeal contributions made by Strawson, Grice, Marcus, Putnam, and Kripke, for example. Searle’s account has three main parts. First, it emphasizes the intentions that both speakers and auditors bring to a communicative setting. It is thus mentalistic in an overt way. Such intentions in t

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