Meaning, expression, and thought

2003-12-01otherChoice Reviews Online221 citationsclosed

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Philosophy and Theoretical Science Categorization, perception, and language

Abstract

Preface 1. Introduction Part I. Semantic Acts and Intentions: 2. Speaker meaning 3. Expression 4. Alternative analyses 5. Communication 6. Reference Part II. Languages and Semantic Acts: 7. Languages 8. Basic word meaning 9. Conventions 10. Compositional word meaning 11. Living languages Part III. Thoughts and Ideas: 12. Thought 13. Sentences, propositions and thoughts 14. The constituency thesis 15. Ideas or concepts 16. The possession of concepts 17. The acquisition of concepts 18. The association of ideas 19. Objects, images and conceptions 20. The language of thought hypothesis Part IV. Ideational Theories of Meaning: 21. Objections to ideational theories 22. Priority objections 23. Incompleteness objections References Index.

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