Causality in Linguistic Theory: A Critical Investigation Into the Philosophical and Methodological Foundations of 'non-autonomous' LinguisticsIndiana University Press, 1983 - 332 páginas The author seeks to examine the methodological and philosophical status of non-autonomous, that is, causal linguistics. |
Contenido
continued from front flap | 1 |
The Concept of Causality | 14 |
The Concept of Rationality | 55 |
The Methodological Status of Rationality in Linguistics | 109 |
Philosophical Foundations of the Concept of Linguistic | 224 |
Three Different Types of Causal Model for Linguistic | 257 |
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Causality in Linguistic Theory: A Critical Investigation Into the ... Esa Itkonen Sin vista previa disponible - 1983 |
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abstract accept actual analogy analytic philosophy answer argued argument aspect assume beliefs causal causes Chomsky Chomsky's claim coherence concept of rationality conceptual analysis context correlations criteria defined definition deterministic discussion distinction empirical entities existence fact Fodor follows formal function goal grammar human Humean identical inference instance intentions internal interpretation intuitive intuitive knowledge Itkonen knowledge latter linguistic behavior linguistic change logic meaning mental mentalese methodological methodological behaviorism Montague grammar natural neo-Cartesianism nomic non-causal non-nomic norm-sentences normative sciences norms notion observable ontological philosophical physical possible worlds postulates pragmatics precisely principle psycholinguistics psychological question rational action rational explanation rationality reality reason regularities relation representation seems semantics sense sentence sentence grammar situation social speaker speaking speech acts statistical statistical regularities structure synthetic models T-machines T-sentence teleological theoretical true truth condition truth theory truth-conditional semantics unconscious understanding utterance variable whereas Wittgenstein