Thank you for the upload! I hope this vague outline helps someone out. 2:46 - PART ONE 3:20 - On Wittgenstein's influence 7:46 - Using theory in interpretation 13:33 - Davidson's unified theory: its development, first failures, primary concepts 29:04 - The interpreter under Davidson's theory: from 'field linguist' to a placeholder for an intellectual operation 38:08 - Applying Davidson's unified theory in reality, experiments 44:10 - The relationship between language and behavior in Wittgenstein and Davidson 47:30 - PART TWO 47:52 - Davidson and Freud take on irrational behavior. Perceiving irrational interpretees' minds as 'divided' to understand them. Contradictory beliefs 59:46 - Motives for self-deception. Self-deception through actions 01:03:27 - Self-deception as unity of deceiver and deceived. The active role of 'the deceiver'. Madame Bovary and Anna Karenina 01:09:05 - Davidson's "Paradoxes of Irrationality" (1982). Simultaneous feelings of love and hate as one of the primary causes for the 'division' of one's mind. Accepting Freud's 'controversial' beliefs 01:14:48 - Rationalization of irrationality

You can tell Davidson has a deep respect for Freud! Very cool

This was great. Learned a whole new area of thought here, chock full of interesting lines of thought leading away from it that seem worth pursuing.

Thank you! Would you happen to have the Fara interview with Davidson from this series?

Is this a recent or an old recording? The image looks great, but the audio is strangely muffled sounding.