Jason Stanley

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Jason Stanley is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Rutgers University, University of Michigan, Cornell University, New York University

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Jason Stanley

Philosophy

#506

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#1041

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#232

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Epistemology

#46

World Rank

#64

Historical Rank

#25

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Logic

#1695

World Rank

#2516

Historical Rank

#480

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Jason Stanley's Degrees

PhD Philosophy Rutgers University

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According to Wikipedia, Jason Stanley is an American philosopher who is the Jacob Urowsky Professor of Philosophy at Yale University. He is best known for his contributions to philosophy of language and epistemology, which often draw upon and influence other fields, including linguistics and cognitive science. He has written for a popular audience on the New York Times philosophy blog The Stone. In his more recent work, Stanley has brought tools from philosophy of language and epistemology to bear on questions of political philosophy, especially in his 2015 book How Propaganda Works.

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Jason Stanley's Published Works

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Published Works

Knowledge and Practical Interests (2005) (1023)
On Quantifier Domain Restriction (2000) (650)
Context and Logical Form (2000) (634)
Knowledge and Action (2008) (356)
How Propaganda Works (2015) (283)
Semantics, Pragmatics, and the Role of Semantic Content (2005) (238)
Making it Articulated (2002) (171)
Motor skill depends on knowledge of facts (2013) (167)
KNOWLEDGE AND CERTAINTY (2008) (134)
On the Linguistic Basis for Contextualism (2004) (121)
Context, interest relativity and the sorites (2003) (101)
Fallibilism and concessive knowledge attributions (2005) (79)
Language in Context: Selected Essays (2007) (79)
Semantics in context (2005) (78)
EMPIRICAL TESTS OF INTEREST-RELATIVE INVARIANTISM (2012) (75)
Knowing (How): Knowing (How) (2011) (73)
Semantic knowledge and practical knowledge (2005) (58)
Rigidity and content (1997) (55)
Quantifiers and context-dependence (1995) (50)
Modality and what is said (2002) (41)
How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them (2018) (40)
Prcis of Knowledge and Practical Interests (2007) (33)
Names and Rigid Designation (2017) (32)
Truth and metatheory in Frege (1996) (29)
II—Jason Stanley: Hornsby on the Phenomenology of Speech (2005) (28)
Replies to Gilbert Harman, Ram Neta, and Stephen Schiffer (2007) (25)
Toward a Non-Ideal Philosophy of Language (2018) (24)
Women’s absence from news photos: the role of tabloid strategies at elite and non-elite newspapers (2012) (23)
The Emergency Manager: Strategic Racism, Technocracy, and the Poisoning of Flint's Children (2017) (22)
Singular thoughts and singular propositions (2011) (16)
Teaching in the Time of Trump. (2016) (14)
What an Average Semantics Needs (2008) (14)
Replies to Dickie, Schroeder and Stalnaker (2012) (12)
Reply to Bach and Neale (2000) (11)
Reply to Hintikka and Sandu: Frege and Second-Order Logic (1993) (10)
Understanding, context-relativity, and the Description Theory (1999) (9)
Persons and their Properties (1998) (9)
“Assertion” and intentionality (2010) (9)
Knowledge, Habit, Practice, Skill (2015) (7)
A Future Not So Golden: Liberalization, Mechanization and Conflict in Arni’s Gold Ornaments Cluster (2016) (7)
Political Economy and Social Movements (2013) (7)
Rationality is Gendered (2019) (7)
Mood Matters (2022) (6)
Constructing Meanings (2014) (5)
Forthcoming in The Journal of Philosophy (2007) (4)
Is Epistemology Tainted? (2016) (4)
Philosophy of Language in the Twentieth Century (4)
Philosophy of Language (2008) (4)
Thoughts and Utterances (2005) (3)
On a Case for Truth‐Relativism (2016) (3)
Ryle on Knowing How (2011) (2)
4. Language as a Mechanism of Control (2015) (2)
Interview (2018) (2)
Précis of Know How (2012) (2)
Interview: Propaganda’s Role in Liberal Democratic Societies (2018) (2)
Precis of How Propaganda Works (2016) (2)
Studies in Theoretical Philosophy (2019) (1)
Replies to Cepollaro and Torrengo, Táíwò, and Amoretti (2018) (1)
PRESUPPOSITIONS AND IMPLICATURES IN COUNTERFACTUALS* (2003) (1)
Knowing How Journal of Philosophy 98.8 (2001) (2006) (1)
The Cognitive Science of Practical Knowledge (2011) (1)
Financing Matters: Where funding arrangements meet resettlement in three Mexican dam projects (2003) (1)
2. Propaganda Defined (2015) (1)
The Mediation of Power Aeron Davis, The Mediation of Power: A Critical Introduction (New York, Routledge, 2007). (2008) (1)
Interest‐Relative Invariantism (2005) (1)
Radical and Moderate Pragmatics (2002) (1)
Neutrality (2022) (0)
Don’t Trust Fodor’s Guide in Monte Carlo: Learning Concepts by Hypothesis Testing Without Circularity∗ (2020) (0)
1 Context , Interest Relativity , and the Sorites * (2003) (0)
Business Confidence, Employer Initiative, and the Politics of Social Protection: Explaining the Rise of Unemployment Insurance in France, 1944-1958 (2014) (0)
II Reply by Jason Stanley. Hornsby on the phenomenology of speech (2005) (0)
Into Radiant Azure (2014) (0)
Response to Reviewers (2017) (0)
3. Propaganda in Liberal Democracy (2015) (0)
1. Propaganda in the History of Political Thought (2015) (0)
Meaning and metatheory (1995) (0)
Knowledge Ascriptions and Gradability (2005) (0)
Jason Stanley, How Propaganda Works, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2015, 353 pp., $44.90 (hardcover) (2017) (0)
Contextualism on the Cheap (2005) (0)
Siren's Lullaby (2018) (0)
Propaganda (0)
" Assertion " and Intentionality Forthcoming in Philosophical Studies (2009) (0)
I-Paper by Jennifer Hornsby. Semantic Knowledge and Practical Knowledge (2005) (0)
Section I. Rigidity Section Ii. Rigid Designation and Quantified Modal Logic Section Iii. the Descriptive Picture Section Iv. Kripke's Argument and the Rigidity Thesis Section v. the 'actualized' Description Theory (2006) (0)
New York Longshoremen: Class and Power on the Docks (review) (2012) (0)
6. Political Ideologies (2015) (0)
1 Hermeneutic (2001) (0)
Interest‐Relative Invariantism versus Contextualism (2005) (0)
PRO and the Representation of First-Person Thought (2011) (0)
A reflective dialogue on teaching composition (2017) (0)
chandra sekhar sripada and jason stanley (2012) (0)
Pragmatics and Context: The Development of Intensional Semantics (2012) (0)
Ways of Thinking (2011) (0)
Interest‐Relative Invariantism versus Relativism (2005) (0)
9 9 Conclusion (2005) (0)
An investigation into conceptual reality (2005) (0)
Response to Amia Srinivasan Central Division APA (2016) (0)
Frege and 2nd-order logic-reply (1993) (0)
7. The Ideology of Elites: A Case Study (2015) (0)
How Propaganda Works, Precis (2018) (0)
Knowledge Ascriptions and Context‐Sensitivity (2005) (0)
Introduction: The Problem of Propaganda (2015) (0)
Contextualism, Interest‐Relativism, and Philosophical Paradox (2005) (0)
Ascribing Knowledge How (2011) (0)
National Interests: On Exceptionalism, Oaths, and the Romance of the Center (2020) (0)

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