Semantics, tense, and time an essay in the metaphysics of natural language - Ludlow, Peter (MIT Press, 1999)
"A Bradford book."
Includes bibliographical references and index
Preface -- - Acknowledgements -- - Introduction -- - 1 - The Nature of Language -- - 2 - The Form of the Semantic Theory -- - 3 - Attitudes and Indexicals -- - 4 - Drawing Metaphysical Consequences from a T-Theory -- - 5 - The B-Theory Semantics -- - 6 - Problems with the B-Theory Semantics -- - 7 - The A-Theory Semantics -- - 8 - Temporal Anaphora without B-Series Resources -- - 9 - Broadening the Investigation -- - 10 - Consequences -- - Appendix P1 Is I-Language the Language of Thought? -- - Appendix P2 Language/World Isomorphism?1 -- - Appendix T1 A Basic Quantificational Fragment -- - Appendix T2 A Quantificational Fragment with Events -- - Appendix T3 A Fragment with ILFs for Propositional Attitudes -- - Appendix T4 A B-Theory Technical Fragment -- - Appendix T5 A Basic A-Theory Fragment -- - Notes -- - Bibliography -- - Index