Philosophy of Language (esp. Wittgenstein, Rule-following, and the Normativity of Meaning)
Symmetries and the philosophy of language
... the philosophy of language (specifically, ideas regarding synonymy and translation) may be usefully borrowed for the purposes of philosophy of ...
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Feminism in philosophy of language: communicative speech acts
... ‘Nuclear Language and How We Learned to Pat the ...and Language’, in Beyond Equality and Difference: Citizenship, Feminist Politics and Female Subjectivity ...the philosophy of language, see ...
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Picking and Choosing Text: Lessons for Statutory Interpretation from the Philosophy of Language
... linguistic philosophy, this Article takes a deep dive into textualist ...The philosophy of language reveals what legal scholarship has left submerged: The very choice of text can put the thumb on the ...
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Philosophical exercises. Inquiries into phenomenology and philosophy of language CHAPTER 1
... by language appears not to concern ...his philosophy of language, the social dimension of language, the fact that it is a community affair which is learnt interactively with already competent ...
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On The Very Importance Of The Metaphoric As Semantic To Communication, Understanding, And The Philosophy Of Language
... o’clock.’ Philosophy, especially metaphysics, relies heavily on metaphor as an essential part of its explanations, ...Wittgenstein’s language games and the treatment of the mind as a container—again, an ...
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G. Stevens, The Theory of Descriptions: Russell and the Philosophy of Language
... of language it is useful to distinguish between two Russells, setting 1918–1919 as the ...not philosophy of language con- strued as an autonomous discipline (perhaps à la ...do philosophy of ...
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Continental Philosophy Commons Esthetics Commons History of Philosophy Commons Metaphysics Commons Philosophy of Language Commons , and the Philosophy of Mind Commons
... separates language from bodies, provides it with a quasi-autonomous order, and with a purely linguistic, or more precisely, propositional foundation (hence the modern analytic co-incidence of philosophy of ...
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Towards a New Philosophy of Language, Culture and Literacy in Nigeria for National Development
... which language does not play a vital part either directly or ...traditions, language and ...of language, culture and literacy could be harnessed to ensure na- tional development in the ...
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Philosophy of language and accounting
... of language provide nuanced accounts of precisely how the meaning of accounting concepts or principles can vary according to cultural and historical ...the language usage is ...
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Niugneliyukut (We Are Making New Words): A Community Philosophy Of Language Revitalization
... My language teachers Florence (Kuukula) Matfay Christiansen Pestrikoff and Nick (Nickolai Kesiin) Alokli, who taught me to speak Alutiiq and continue this never-ending effort to this day, have inspired and ...
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Description and evaluation : an examination of Julius Kovesi's philosophy of language : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Philosophy at Massey University
... My remark s i n chap t e r two ab out th e pub l i c nature o f language and t r e d i stinc t i o n b n tw e e n ' a.n.yo ne ' an d ' ev e ry one ' s hould no t b e forgott en h e r e . To b e ob j e c t ive i s ...
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Book Reviews: Language and Reality: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Language
... There is an elementary discussion of surface and deep structure, with a mention of transformation rules, but only an overly simple example for an artificial language, the sole purpose of[r] ...
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Studies in J.L. Austin's philosophy of language
... CONTENTS Abbreviations used iii Preface iv Synopsis viii PART I Meaning and Statement CHAPTER 1 The Meaning of Language 1 CHAPTER 2 Statements and Associated Speech Acts 20 CHAPTER 3 Sta[r] ...
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Drawing the curtain of words : a strict interpretation of Berkeley's philosophy of language and its consequences
... [I]t will … be demanded whether it does not seem absurd to take away natural causes, and ascribe every thing to the immediate operation of spirits? We must no longer say upon these [i.e., Lockean] principles that fire ...
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Duality and oppositon in Heraclitus and modern philosophy of language and linguistics
... 36 have of Heraclitus’ work does he actually use the word in question. According to Roman Dilcher, Heraclitus “refrains conspicuously from calling his “opposites” ἐναντία” (Dilcher, 1995, p. 109). Dilcher also rejects ...
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Language After Philosophy of Nature: Schelling's Geology of Divine Names
... century philosophy (which, it is claimed, were still in thrall to the post-Kantian ...tradition. Language is another form the problem of our access to the world ...in language… without being able to ...
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The language learning motivation of Chinese postgraduate students in Ireland: From the perspectives of Neo Confucian learning philosophy
... the language learning environment mentioned in Self-Cultivation, the environmental influence herein describes participant’s expectation for fulfilling other people’s view of English learning, for instance, ...
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On Cyber-language Style from Philosophy of Mind: Taking A Bite of X (X on the Tip of Tongue) as an Example
... In order to gain attention and popularity from the public, language should be novel in its application to achieve communication. In many restaurants in China, there are slogans which read “Refuse Waste on the Tip ...
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The Scientific Philosophy and Philosophy of Science
... Dialectic model of causality uses an interaction as cause ( final cause ) and changes of states as effect.. In framework of evolution model a cause ( active cause ) and effect are event[r] ...
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Experimental philosophy and the history of philosophy
... experimental philosophy in the sense of Systma and ...experimental philosophy as Systma and Livengood define ...natural philosophy on natural history, but they are second-hand all the ...
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