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... specify those features that the language has by virtue of which it is the language it is , rather than some other language , the theory of language must specify those features of every natural language by virtue of which they are all ...
... specify those features that the language has by virtue of which it is the language it is , rather than some other language , the theory of language must specify those features of every natural language by virtue of which they are all ...
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... , a syntactic description must specify the syntactic categories to which each of the words and constituents belongs , e.g. , that ' the cat ' is a noun phrase . A description that specifies each of these four 124 THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE.
... , a syntactic description must specify the syntactic categories to which each of the words and constituents belongs , e.g. , that ' the cat ' is a noun phrase . A description that specifies each of these four 124 THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE.
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... specifies only the relevant standard of evaluation . It does not specify any specific evaluation that can be made on the basis of the standard . Thus , the evaluation seman- tic marker in the reading for the sentence " The watch was ...
... specifies only the relevant standard of evaluation . It does not specify any specific evaluation that can be made on the basis of the standard . Thus , the evaluation seman- tic marker in the reading for the sentence " The watch was ...
Contents
THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE | 1 |
AN APPROACH TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE | 7 |
TWENTIETHCENTURY PHILOSOPHY OF Language | 15 |
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Adjective antonymous artificial language basis Carnap Chomsky concepts conceptual knowledge condition constituent contain contradictory definitions derived phrase markers derived readings determine dictionary entry empirical evaluation semantic marker example expressions fact final derived phrase formal grammatical features guage guistic interpreted underlying phrase J. A. Fodor J. J. Katz knife language acquisition language acquisition device language philosophers lexical readings linguistic communication linguistic description logical empiricists logical syntax meaning postulates metaphysical n-tuple natural language notion Noun Phrase occur ordinary language philosophy particular philosophical problems philosophy of language phonetic phonological phrase structure rules Physical Object predicate principles projection rules pseudo-object sentences R₁ redundancy rules relations selection restriction semantic categories semantic component semantic theory semantically anomalous semantically interpreted underlying sense speakers specify string symbols syntactic component synthetic sentences tence theory of language theory of logical things tion truth underlying phrase marker Verb Phrase W. V. Quine Wittgenstein