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The philosophy of language
In: Studies in language
Contemporary perspectives in the philosophy of language, 2
In: Midwest studies in philosophy 14
A companion to the philosophy of language
In: Blackwell companions to philosophy 10
Philosophy of language and the theory of vision
In: George Berkeley: critical assessments 1
Traditional and analytical philosophy: lectures on the philosophy of language
In: Cambridge philosophy classics
The Lvov-Warsaw School and contemporary philosophy of language
In: Poznań studies in the philosophy of the sciences and the humanities volume 117
"This book highlights the legacy of the Lvov-Warsaw School in broadly understood contemporary philosophy of language. Fundamental methodological issues, important topics in syntax, semantics and pragmatics (such as modern Categorial Grammar, theories of truth, game-theoretical semantics, and argumentation theory) are tracked down to their origins in the Lvov-Warsaw School, and - the other way round - modern renderings of the ideas expressed by Kazimierz Ajdukiewicz, Tadeusz Kotarbiński, Stanisław Leśniewski, Jan Łukasiewicz, Alfred Tarski, Kazimierz Twardowski, and other members of the School are presented. Among contributors there are philosophers, logicians, formal linguists and other specialists from France, Italy, Poland, and Spain"--
"Language is the Universal Medium ...": Gadamer`s philosophy of language
In: Oulun yliopiston historian Laitoksen julkaisuja 1987,1
Law and the philosophy of language: ordinariness of law
In: Routledge research in constitutional law
"Academic legal production, when it focuses on the study of law, generally grasps this concept on the basis of a reference to positive law and its practice. This book differs clearly from these analyses and integrates the legal approach into the philosophy of normative language, philosophical realism and pragmatism. The aim is not only to place the examination of law in the immanence of its practice, but also to take note of the fact that legal enunciation must be taken seriously. In order to arrive at this analysis, it is necessary to go beyond traditional perspectives and to base reflection on an investigation of the conditions for enunciating law in our democracies. This analysis thus offers a renewal of the ethics inherent in the action of jurists and an original reflection on the role of certain legal tools such as concepts, categories, or "provisions". In this sense, the work nourishes its originality not only by the transversality of its approach, but also by the will to situate legal thought in concrete forms of its implementation. The book will be essential reading for academics working in the areas of legal theory, legal philosophy and constitutional theory"--
Wittgenstein's philosophy of language: some aspects of its development
In: Routledge library editions: Wittgenstein 7