The practice of language

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The practice of language

edited byMartin Gustafsson Lars Hertzberg

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Introduction Martin Gustafsson Lars Hertzberg

pp.3-8

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On the linguistic turn in philosophy Sören Stenlund

pp.11-50

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Humboldt

grammatical form and "Weltansicht"

Olav Gundersen

pp.51-75

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Language as sign and use a study of certain aspects of Saussure's view of language Michael Gustavsson

pp.77-95

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Expression and content in linguistic theory Sven Öhman

pp.99-107

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The history of Swedish grammar and professor Chomsky Saara Haapamäki

pp.109-119

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How ordinary is ordinary experience?

language in feminist epistemology and philosophy of science

Sharon Rider

pp.121-144

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Putnam on truth Frederick Stoutland

pp.147-176

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Meaning, saying, truth Martin Gustafsson

pp.177-197

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Wittgenstein, Meursault and the difficulty of philosophy Pär Segerdahl

pp.201-212

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Wittgenstein, logical form and grammatical remarks Thorsten Johansson

pp.213-224

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On rule-following Juan Wilhelmi

pp.225-236

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Are we all trapped in nonsense? Gudmundur Steingrimsson

pp.237-245

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On the need for a listener and community standards Lars Hertzberg

pp.247-259

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Publication details

Publisher: Springer

Place: Dordrecht

Year: 2002

Pages: 273

ISBN (hardback): 978-90-481-6053-2

ISBN (digital): 978-94-017-3439-4

Full citation:

Gustafsson Martin, Hertzberg Lars (2002) The practice of language. Dordrecht, Springer.