indexicality

I suppose the cost of maintaining an amateur interest in a subject is that you end up reinventing the wheel:) Anyway, for what it is worth, here is my modest contribution to the theme of 'extended mind' (which I call 'the problem of indexical extent' after the notion of indexicality in your book):

fragments of consciousness 2008

I suppose the cost of maintaining an amateur interest in a subject is that you end up reinventing the wheel:) Anyway, for what it is worth, here is my modest contribution to the theme of 'extended mind' (which I call 'the problem of indexical extent' after the notion of indexicality in your book):

fragments of consciousness 2008

I suppose the cost of maintaining an amateur interest in a subject is that you end up reinventing the wheel:) Anyway, for what it is worth, here is my modest contribution to the theme of 'extended mind' (which I call 'the problem of indexical extent' after the notion of indexicality in your book):

fragments of consciousness 2008

I suppose the cost of maintaining an amateur interest in a subject is that you end up reinventing the wheel:) Anyway, for what it is worth, here is my modest contribution to the theme of 'extended mind' (which I call 'the problem of indexical extent' after the notion of indexicality in your book):

fragments of consciousness 2008

I suppose the cost of maintaining an amateur interest in a subject is that you end up reinventing the wheel:) Anyway, for what it is worth, here is my modest contribution to the theme of 'extended mind' (which I call 'the problem of indexical extent' after the notion of indexicality in your book):

fragments of consciousness 2008

I suppose the cost of maintaining an amateur interest in a subject is that you end up reinventing the wheel:) Anyway, for what it is worth, here is my modest contribution to the theme of 'extended mind' (which I call 'the problem of indexical extent' after the notion of indexicality in your book):

fragments of consciousness 2008

I suppose the cost of maintaining an amateur interest in a subject is that you end up reinventing the wheel:) Anyway, for what it is worth, here is my modest contribution to the theme of 'extended mind' (which I call 'the problem of indexical extent' after the notion of indexicality in your book):

fragments of consciousness 2008

Importantly, indexicality does not imply non-rigidity.

Fitch's Paradox of Knowability Brogaard, Berit 2009

To think that this is sufficient for non-rigidity, Williamson complains, is to confuse non-rigidity for indexicality.

Fitch's Paradox of Knowability Brogaard, Berit 2009

Summarizing: indexicality in English extends beyond Kaplan's list, though how far beyond is controversial.

Again 2009