Philosophy of language Alexander Miller
Idioma: Inglés Series Fundamentals of philosophyDetalles de publicación: London Routledge 2007Edición: 2ª. edDescripción: xviii, 393 p. 22 cmISBN:- 978-0-415-34980-2 (hbk.)
- 978-0-415-34981-9 (pbk.)
- 978-0-203-51961-5 (ebk)
- 0-415-34980-X (hbk.)
- 0-415-34981-8 (pbk.)
- 0-203-51961-2 (ebk)
- 401 M647p 2007 21
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Índice de materias: p. 389-393
Notas: p. 339-375
Philosophy of Language provides a comprehensive, meticulous survey of twentieth-century and contemporary philosophical theories of meaning. Interweaving the historical development of the subject with a thematic overview of the different approaches to meaning, the book provides students with the tools necessary to understand contemporary analytic philosophy. Beginning with a systematic look at Freges foundational the- ories on sense and reference, Alexander Miller goes on to offer an exceptionally clear exposition of the development of subsequent argu- ments in the philosophy of language. Communicating a sense of active philosophical debate, the author confronts the views of the early theorists, taking in Frege, Russell and logical positivism and going on to discuss the scepticism of Quine, Kripke and Wittgenstein. The work of philosophers such as Davidson, Dummett, Searle, Fodor, McGinn, Wright, Grice and Tarski is also examined in depth
Bibliografía: p. 376-388
Frege : semantic value and reference -- Frege and Russell : sense and definite descriptions -- Sense and verificationism : logical positivism -- Scepticis
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