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List of Figures; Preface; 1 Expressivism ; 1.1 Semantics, postsemantics and meta-semantics; 1.2 Why expressivism?; 1.3 Speaker subjectivism; 1.4 Traditional expressivism; 1.5 Attitude expression; 1.6 The Frege--Geach Problem; 1.7 Sophisticated expressivism; 1.8 The Many Attitudes Problem; 1.9 The Wishful Thinking Problem; 1.10 The Problem of Creeping Minimalism; 2 Inferentialism ; 2.1 Inferentialist semantics; 2.2 From semantics to meta-semantics and back; 2.3 Why inferentialism?; 2.4 The Problem of Defective Concepts; 2.5 The Problem of Constitutive Rules; 2.6 The Problem of Limited Applicability; 3 Inferential Expressivism ; 3.1 Traditional expressivism about negation; 3.2 Bilateralism and Frege--Geach; 3.3 Inferential expressivism; 3.4 Mixed inferences and Frege--Geach; 3.5 Evidence and the problem of weak rejections; 3.6 From bilateralism to multilateralism; 3.7 Linguistic realization of strong rejection; 3.8 Appendix; 4 Epistemic Modals; 4.1 Traditional expressivism about might; 4.2 Might and perhaps; 4.3 Weak assertion; 4.4 Coordinating the speech acts; 4.5 The meaning of might; 4.6 Weak assertions, epistemic modal assertions, and evidence; 4.7 Frege--Geach and its revenge version; 4.8 Modal disagreement and Yalcinean sentences; 4.9 Appendix; 5 Moral Vocabulary ; 5.1 The Negation Problem; 5.2 Bilateralism and the Negation Problem; 5.3 Disapproval and moral vocabulary; 5.4 Schroeder and the Negation Problem; 5.5 Wishful thinking and evidence; 5.6 Moral Moorean sentences; 5.7 Moral motivation; 6 Attitudes; 6.1 Many attitudes, few contents; 6.2 Expressing many attitudes; 6.3 Ascribing many attitudes; 6.4 Having many attitudes; 6.5 Semantics in its proper place; 7 Truth ; 7.1 Traditional expressivism about truth; 7.2 The meaning of the truth predicate; 7.3 Evidence and the truth rules; 7.4 The truth predicate in multilateral logic; 7.5 Truth and supervaluation; 7.6 Classical recapture and revenge; 7.7 Rejectability and revenge; 7.8 Epistemic Liars; 7.9 The question of realism; 7.10 Appendix; 8 Conditionals; 8.1 Binary speech acts; 8.2 Frege--Geach for conditionals; 8.3 Counterfactuals and counterepistemics; 8.4 The Gibbard Collapse Argument; 8.5 Generalised Yalcinean sentences; 8.6 Curry’s Paradox; 8.7 Content conditionals and inferential conditionals; 8.8 On the plurality of conditionals; 9 Probability; 9.1 Traditional expressivism about probable; 9.2 Probable and probably; 9.3 Moderate assertion and moderate rejection; 9.4 Coordination principles; 9.5 Operational rules; 9.6 Evidence and probability; 9.7 Inferential expressivism about probability; 9.8 Gradability; 9.9 Moss on probabilistic belief; 10 The Road Ahead ; Bibliography; Index

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