Preface Part I. The China Syndrome: Language, Logical Form, Translation: 1. Introduction 2. Guidance and constraint 3. On the very idea of translation 4. Case-study 1: conditionals 5. Case-study 2: Chinese is a list 6. Logical form 7. Case-study 3: being 8. Case-study 4: truth 9. Case-study 5: nouns and ontology 10. Conclusion Part II. Aristotelian whispers: 11. Introduction 12. What's in a name? 13. Disputation, discrimination, inference 14. The need for logic 15. Finite and infinite 16. The simple and the complex 17. All the things there are 18. How many questions? 19. Relatively speaking 20. Particular and general 21. Translating the untranslatable Epilogue Glossary References Index.
Preface Part I. The China Syndrome: Language, Logical Form, Translation: 1. Introduction 2. Guidance and constraint 3. On the very idea of translation 4. Case-study 1: conditionals 5. Case-study 2: Chinese is a list 6. Logical form 7. Case-study 3: being 8. Case-study 4: truth 9. Case-study 5: nouns and ontology 10. Conclusion Part II. Aristotelian whispers: 11. Introduction 12. What's in a name? 13. Disputation, discrimination, inference 14. The need for logic 15. Finite and infinite 16. The simple and the complex 17. All the things there are 18. How many questions? 19. Relatively speaking 20. Particular and general 21. Translating the untranslatable Epilogue Glossary References Index.
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