Epistemological Significance of the Interrogative [Kõva köide]

Introduction: Interrogative clauses following know; The traditional
neglect of questions; The propositional and the interrogative; Types of
questions and their formation; Stock accounts of questions. The
Interrogative: Interrogative clauses; The opaqueness of the interrogrative;
The concept of what answers a question; Interrogative concepts; Other
grammatical forms. Questions and Enquiry: The question What is a question?;
The questing model; Questions as Quesita; The matching model. Asking
Questions: The social intellectual acts; Asking oneself questions;
Abstracting from mental acts; The speech-act fallacy in logic; Stating
answers - Answering; Explicit performances of the social acts; What is
presumed of speakers; Answering, statement-making and testimony; The
addressee's part. Interrogation: The notion of a response; What is presumed
of interrogators generally; More specific intentions of interrogators;
Confusions of imperative theorists; Idiomatic phrases. Requesting: The
function of requests; The wording of requests and invitations; The
interrogative character of requests; The requesting account of questions;
Requesting information. Interrogative form: Misconceptions of interrogative
form; Word questions; Frege on yes-no questions; The principle of
interrogative opaqueness; Clauses answering questions; Logic and the
different types of questions - Multiple-choice reformulations of questions;
Cook Wilson's examples; Four distinctions arising; The overall unity of
questions. Appendix: The logic of questions.