Why Is John Searle Influential?
According to Wikipedia , John Rogers Searle is an American philosopher. Widely noted for his contributions to the philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, and social philosophy, he began teaching at UC Berkeley in 1959. He was Willis S. and Marion Slusser Professor Emeritus of the Philosophy of Mind and Language and Professor of the Graduate School at the University of California, Berkeley until 2019.
John Searle's Published Works
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Making the Social World: The Structure of Human Civilization Rationality in Action Minds, Brains and Science Expression and Meaning: A taxonomy of illocutionary acts The Rediscovery of the Mind Consciousness, explanatory inversion, and cognitive science Mind: A Brief Introduction What is a Speech Act Consciousness and Language: Collective Intentions and Actions What Is an Institution Expression and Meaning: Indirect speech acts Mind, Language, And Society: Philosophy In The Real World Expression and Meaning: The logical status of fictional discourse How to derive ‘ought’ from ‘is’ What is an institution? The Rediscovery of the Mind. How performatives work Mind, Language and Society (280) THE MYSTERY OF CONSCIOUSNESS The Background of Meaning Speech act theory and pragmatics Austin on Locutionary and Illocutionary Acts Neuroscience, Intentionality and Free Will: Reply to Habermas Social ontology: Some basic principles Intentionality by John R. Searle The Intentionality of Intention and Action II.—PROPER NAMES Indeterminacy, Empiricism, and the First Person Consciousness and Language Is the Brain a Digital Computer What Is an Intentional State Is the Brain a Digital Computer Social ontology Socializing Metaphysics: The Nature of Social Reality (117) Minds, Brains and Science: The 1984 Reith Lectures (99) The Future of Philosophy An Illuminating Exchange The Construction of Social Reality The Chinese room revisited Freedom and Neurobiology: Reflections on Free Will, Language, and Political Power (91) Biomedical informatics: changing what physicians need to know and how they learn. Intentionalistic Explanations in the Social Sciences Expression and Meaning: Frontmatter Neuroscience and Philosophy: Brain, Mind, and Language (79) Speech Acts and Illocutionary Logic (on) Searle on Conversation: Compiled and Introduced by Herman Parret and Jef Verschueren How to study consciousness scientifically. Why I Am Not a Property Dualist Meaning and Speech Acts The intentionality of intention and action "Las Meninas" and the Paradoxes of Pictorial Representation Metaphor and Thought: Metaphor Rules and causation Rationality and realism, what is at stake? (69) Language and social ontology Who is computing with the brain? The Construction of Social Reality: An Exchange (62) Consciousness, Unconsciousness, and Intentionality Seeing Things as They Are: A Theory of Perception Responses to Critics of The Construction of Social Reality What is Language? Some Preliminary Remarks* Chinese room argument Gingival resistance to probing forces. II. The effect of inflammation and pressure on probe displacement in beagle dog gingivitis. Consciousness and Language: Indeterminacy, Empiricism, and the First Person Social Ontology and the Philosophy of Society Referential and Attributive How to study consciousness scientifically 1 Published on the World Wide Web on 24 November 1998. 1 Chomsky's Revolution in Linguistics (43) Free Will as a Problem in Neurobiology Status functions and institutional facts: reply to Hindriks and Guala WITTGENSTEIN AND THE BACKGROUND (39) Expression and Meaning: Metaphor Philosophy in a New Century: Selected Essays (37) Consciousness, Unconsciousness and Intentionality Rationality in Action: A Symposium Computerized analysis of resting fetal heart rate tracings. (35) Literary Theory and Its Discontents Gingival Resistance to Probing Forces Expression and Meaning: Literal meaning The Explanation of Cognition Chemotherapy of human carcinoma xenografts during pulsed magnetic field exposure. (30) SPEECH ACTS AND RECENT LINGUISTICS * Précis of The Construction of Social Reality Intentionality and its Place in Nature Intentionality and the Use of Language Academic Freedom and Tenure: Ethical Issues Toward a Linguistic Theory of Speech Acts Intentionality: An Essay in the Philosophy of Mind. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (25) Money: Ontology and Deception The self as a problem in philosophy and neurobiology Philosophy in a New Century by John R. Searle Consciousness: What We Still Don't Know (24) Dualism revisited The Limits of Emergence: Reply to Tony Lawson In vitro cytotoxicity against human cancer cell lines during pulsed magnetic field exposure. (23) The Campus War (23) Consciousness, the Brain and the Connection Principle: A Reply Philosophy in a New Century: Name index Philosophy in a New Century: Twenty-one years in the Chinese Room The Social Construction of Reality Maternal dietary substrates and human fetal biophysical activity. I. The effects of tryptophan and glucose on fetal breathing movements. Theory of mind and Darwin’s legacy Gingival resistance to probing forces. I. Determination of optimal probe diameter. (21) The Problem of Consciousness Intentionality and its place in nature Contemporary Philosophy in the United States Chinese Room Argument, The Is There a Crisis in American Higher Education The campus war : a sympathetic look at the university in agony Russell's Objections to Frege's Theory of Sense and Reference Electrophysiological changes in the primary sensory neuron following subchronic soman and sarin: alterations in sensory receptor function. Computer-assisted assessment of the fetal biophysical profile. Analytic Philosophy and Mental Phenomena PROPER NAMES AND INTENTIONALITY Literal meaning Essays on J. L. Austin Replies To Critics of the Construction of Social Reality Thought and Language: The Explanation of Cognition Philosophy in a new century Cognitive science and the computer metaphor Effect of gingival wall on resistance to probing forces. Searle versus Durkheim and the waves of thought Reductionism and the Irreducibility of Consciousness Philosophy in a New Century: The self as a problem in philosophy and neurobiology Philosophy in a New Century: The phenomenological illusion Speech Acts, Mind, and Social Reality The Connection Principle and the Ontology of the Unconscious: A Reply to Fodor and Lepore Intentionality and Method A Rapid Heating and Cooling Rate Dilatometer for Measuring Thermal Expansion in Dental Porcelain An Approach to Intensive Care Monitoring That Combines Deterministic And Heuristic Techniques The Map and the Territory Fetal biophysical testing. The effects of prolonged maternal fasting and the oral glucose tolerance test. (11) An interpretation of pressure/volume interactions in the craniospinal axis. Intentionality: The Intentionality of perception Development of an ambulatory recorder for evaluation of muscle tension-related low back pain and fatigue in soldiers' normal environments. Consciousness and Language by John R. Searle Are There Social Objects Realism/Antirealism and Epistemology (10) The Fetal Biophysical Profile: Antepartum Assessment Using A programmed Microcomputer Meaning, mind and reality (9) Consciousness and the Problem of Free Will Speech Acts: The structure of illocutionary acts Reality and social construction Consciousness and Language: Individual Intentionality and Social Phenomena in the Theory of Speech Acts Conversations with John Searle (9) Mental Causation, Conscious and Unconscious: A Reply to Anthonie Meijers Reliability of an ambulatory electromyographic activity device for musculoskeletal pain disorders. Why the Connection Argument Doesn't Work@@@The Rediscovery of the Mind. The critique of cognitive reason Reality and relativism Philosophy of the Social Sciences: Language and Social Ontology Consciousness and Language: Consciousness and Language J. L. Austin (1911–1960) The Classical Model of Rationality and its Weaknesses Patterns, symbols, and understanding Non-reductionism and John Searle’s The Rediscovery of the Mind Desire, Deliberation and Action Reply to Jacquette Semiotics as a Theory of Representation Grice on Meaning: 50 Years Later (6) Maternal dietary substrates and human fetal biophysical activity REALISM RECONSTRUCTED: A REPLY Consciousness, attention and the Connection Principle Panel Discussion The Turing Test: 55 Years Later La revolución de Chomsky en lingüística (5) Expression and Meaning: Referential and attributive Speech Acts: Expressions, meaning and speech acts The Basic Reality and the Human Reality Consciousness and Language: Skepticism About Rules and Intentionality A Non-modal Conception of Secondary Properties ' (4) Philosophy in a New Century: Fact and value, “is” and “ought,” and reasons for action Human Social Reality and Language The realistic stance The mission of the university: Intellectual discovery or social transformation? Structure and Intention in Language: A Reply to Knapp and Michaels Culture and fusion Clinical significance of fetal tachypnea during antepartum biophysical testing Intentionality: Are meanings in the head? Intentionality: Intention and action What's Wrong with the Philosophy of Mind The Case for a Traditional Liberal Education. Philosophy in a New Century: Is the brain a digital computer? Lukes and ‘substantive social scientific work’ A portable activity monitor for musculoskeletal pain disorders Speech Acts: Reference as a speech act Intentionality: The nature of Intentional states Chapter 4. How Performatives Work Postmodernism and the Western Rationalist Tradition The causal powers of the brain: The necessity of sufficiency Politics and the humanities Obstetrical Decision-riaking Based On Predictive Expert Analysis Models and reality Do we understand consciousness (3) Social Ontology and the Philosophy of Society Report on Analysis 'Problem' no. 9 A THEORY OF SPEECH ACTS (3) Insight and Error in Wittgenstein An interpretation of pressure/volume interactions in the craniospinal axis. Intelligent Monitoring and Symbolic Representation of Clinical Knowledge: An Application in Acute Ventilatory Management NST expert: an intelligent program for NST interpretation Philosophy in a New Century PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE - AN INTERVIEW WITH JOHN SEARLE (2) Expression and Meaning: Speech acts and recent linguistics Consciousness and Language: The Problem of Consciousness Consciousness and Language: How to Study Consciousness Scientifically Are there Non-Propositional Intentional States? Consciousness and Language: The Explanation of Cognition Deriving “ought” from “is” The General Theory of Institutions and Institutional Facts A simple calibrator for measuring the first derivative of pressure waveforms. Consciousness as a Problem in Philosophy and Neurobiology (2) Introduction: addressing the hard problem. Two Questions on the Ontology of Money. An Imaginary Dialogue between John Rogers Searle and Maurizio Ferraris The future of programming - whither APL? Effect of pressure on cerebrospinal fluid absorption in cats, baboons, and humans: comparison of the linear and logarithmic models. Meaning as a Biological and Social Phenomenon Speech Acts: Methods and scope Reply To Chris Fraser And Kai-Yee Wong Truth: a reconsieration of Strawson's views (2) The future of programming—whither APL? Implementing Uncertainty-based Prognostic Structures In NST-EXPERT The Structure and Functions of Language Reply To Bo Mou Conclusion: We live in one world, and it all hangs together (1) Consciousness, explanatory inversion and cognitive science Reply to “Normative Validity through Descriptive Acceptability? Why Searle’s Theory of Social Reality Is Incomplete” Intentionality: Proper names and Intentionality Oxford Philosophy in the 1950s Unconsciousness and Intentionality (1) Some remarks about social ontology and law: an interview with John R. Searle "Las Meninas" y las paradojas de la representación pictórica (1) How to study consciousness scienti®cally (1) Reply To Soraj Hongladarom How to study consciousness scienti®cally (1) Consciousness and Language: Animal Minds Webcam-based Eye Gaze Tracking under Natural Head Movement (1) Computers in ICU monitoring: An intelligent semantic-based method (1) How to Derive “Ought” from “Is” Revisited Two objections to methodological solipsism Reply To Chris Fraser Chapter One. The Globalization Of Philosophy Reconciling the Basic Reality and the Human Reality – Post Kantian Themes Consciousness and Language: Consciousness DISCUSSIONS & REPLIES CRITICAL NOTICE OF J. P. MORELAND’S CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE EXISTENCE OF GOD (1) On Hilary Putnam’s Farewell Lecture 1 Intentional Apple-choice Behaviors : When Amartya Sen Meets (1) Effect of pressure on cerebrospinal fluid absorption in cats, baboons, and humans: comparison of the linear and logarithmic models. Intentionality: Intentional causation Money, Social Ontology and Law Interview - John Searle The Unity of the Proposition The Future of Philosophy LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Dialogue between (1) The Normative Structure of Human Civilization Consciousness and Language: Conversation La construction de la réalité sociale The Construction of Social Reality (1) Reasoning in a Causal Gap@@@Rationality in Action Ontology of Consciousness , Mental Causation , and Holism in (0) Reply To A.T. Nuyen Philosophy in a New Century: Original place of publication of the essays Applications of the Theory: Human Rights (0) Derechos humanos = Human rights The Philosophy of Language Bryan Magee Talked to John R. Searle (0) Table of Contents. Consciousness and Language: Intentionalistic Explanations in the Social Sciences The Philosophy of Perception and the Bad Argument The Future of Philosophy Rapid Response Email Alerting Service (0) Language and Meaning: How Language Works (0) FREE WILL Reply to Habermas (0) Alteration of the Optical Properties of PVD Coatings by Corrosion Induced Nanoscale Roughness Reply To Yiu-Ming Fung IOTA3: the integration of Lotus spreadsheets and APL Freedom and Determinism Could a machine think The Ontology of Human Civilization Philosophy in a New Century: Philosophy in a new century The Turing Test: fifty-five years later Consciousness and Language: Intentionality and Its Place in Nature Reply To Joel W. Krueger Le sens litteral (The Literal Meaning). (0) Expression and Meaning: Introduction Reply To B. Jeannie Lum Reply to “Searle on Mental Causation: Biological Naturalism, or Something Near Enough” Reply To Robert Allinson Chomsky et la revolution linguistique (Chomsky and the Linguistic Revolution). (0) Further Developments of the Argument Against the Bad Argument Speech Acts: SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE THEORY Chairman's Opening Remarks Reply To Avrum Stroll Intentions, Actions and Explanations The Problem of Consciousness1 Divisions , specialties , and subfields (0) The Central Problem in Philosophy: The Basic Reality and the Human Reality (0) Discussion: perception and memory. (0) Reply to “Searle’s Biological Naturalism: A Typology” Consciousness and Language: Contents Reply to “More Than Words Can Say: Searle on the Constitution of Social Facts” Reply to “Trivial, Platitudinous, Boring? Searle on Conceptual Relativism” Consciousness and Language: Analytic Philosophy and Mental Phenomena Speech Acts: Predication Reply To Chung-Ying Cheng Speech Acts: Three fallacies in contemporary philosophy Reply to “Searle on External Realism” Speech Acts: Contents Reply to “Subjectivity as the Mark of the Mental” Intentionality: The Background Knowledge Representation In NST-expert Grice on Meaining: 50 years later (0) Intentionality: Epilogue: Intentionality and the brain The Purpose of This Book What is to be done? Classical Theories of Perception CAN volume 21 issue 1 Cover and Back matter EE Framework of Theories GENERIC GOAL F 1 , F 2 (0) A Sensor To Measure Spinal Mobilization Forces Language and Meaning: Derived Intentionality (0) Intentionality: Intensional reports of Intentional states and speech acts Plateau Wave Etiology The Myth of the Computer (0) Consciousness and Language: How Performatives Work John Searle - Slusser Professor of Philosophy (0) Reply to “Problems with Searle’s Account of Intrinsic Intentionality” Reply To Kim-Chong Chong Brain and mind: Chairman's closing remarks. (0) Collective Intentionality and the Assignment of Function Philosophy 133, 001 - Fall 2010 - UC Berkeley - Philosophy of Language (0) Meaning Protocol of the Forty Fourth Colloquy, 3 October 1982 (0) RUSSELL ' S OBJECTIONS TO FREGE ' S THEORY 137 RUSSELL ' S OBJECTIONS TO FREGE ' S THEORY OF SENSE AND REFERENCE By (0) Consciousness and Language: Introduction Reply To Yujian Zheng Infinite loops and how to create them Brain and mind: Chairman's opening remarks. (0) The validity of the dichotic listening technique as a measure of hemispheric specialization in male poor and average readers (0) Recollections of J.L. Austin The Bad Argument IDENTIFYING THE TARGET : THE DEFINITION OF CONSCIOUSNESS (0) Chomsky y la revolución lingüística (0) Expression and Meaning: Bibliography 6. Two Concepts of Academic Freedom FORCE, FICTION, FIT AND FELICITY: Narrative as a speech act La revolución chomskyana en la lingüística (0) A Comparison of MYCIN and INFERNO as reasoning Mechanisms (0) Reply to “The Role of Declarations in the Construction of Social Reality” International books of the year--and the millennium (0) Expression and Meaning: Origins of the essays Reply to “Acting on Gaps? John Searle’s Conception of Free Will” The verification of linguistic characterisations Report on Analysis 'Problem' No. 9 "Does it Make Sense to Suppose That All Events, Including Personal Experiences, Could Occur in Reverse?" The Logical Structure of Human Civilization (0) Speech Acts by John R. Searle Ontology Is the Question Language as Biological and Social Speech Acts: Problems of reference Infinite loops and how to create them Reply to “51 Years on: Searle on Proper Names Revisited” The Mind and Computation The Construction of Social Reality. Anthony Freeman in conversation with John Searle (0) Book Review the Rediscovery of the Mind 1 (0) Intentionality: How it Works (0) Free Will, Rationality, and Institutional Facts Philosophy in a New Century: Social ontology: some basic principles (with a new addendum by the author) Reply To A.P. Martinich Towards the implementation of intelligent structures in intensive care monitoring: the advantages of the symbolic pre-processing Payne. Great Books in Philosophy. Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 2003, xlv+ 308 pp., pb. $11.00. Socializing Metaphysics: The Nature of Social Reality, Frederick Schmitt (ed.). Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, 2003, ix+ 389 pp., $75.00, pb. $29.95 (0) How Perceptual Intentionality Works, Part One The Intentionality of Perceptual Experiences Computers In ICU Monitoring: An Intelligent Method 14. PROPER NAMES The basic reality and the human reality: Introductory chapter to the Münster's volume (0) Philosophy in a New Century: The unity of the proposition Reply To Marshall D. Willman I’m Sorry Dave, I Can’t Do that IOTA3: the integration of Lotus spreadsheets and APL More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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