10. Scott Soames | Language

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Scott Soames is an American philosopher. He is a professor of philosophy at the University of Southern California, and before that at Princeton University. He specializes in the philosophy of language and the history of analytic philosophy.

00:00 - Introduction
01:14 - Frege puzzles and direct reference
03:36 - Descriptive enrichment
05:11 - Meaning and senses
09:01 - Two-dimensionalism
10:35 - Theism vs. atheism
11:58 - Rule-following paradox
20:26 - Rule-folling vs. behaviorism and naturalism
23:53 - Normativity of meaning/content
27:20 - Modality
30:17 - Platonism vs. nominalism
33:14 - Natural kinds
36:17 - Defending essentialism
39:50 - Content internalism vs. externalism
40:17 - Transworld identity
42:34 - What is the purpose of philosophy
47:49 - Continental philosophy
51:04 - Continuity of philosophy with other disciplines
56:14 - Kripke and two-dimensionalism
1:00:55 - Propositions
1:05:46 - Narrow content
1:09:20 - Reduction vs. supervenience
1:11:08 - Thoughts on Aquinas
1:11:52 - Apriority, analyticity, necessity, and Quine
1:18:51 - Height
1:21:03 - Aquinas and the soul
1:24:57 - Philosophy of mind and Kripke
1:26:35 - 2020 election
1:26:54 - Conclusion

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