Titlebook: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Language; Bernard Harrison Book 1979 Bernard Harrison 1979 encyclopedia of philosophy.epistemology.fr

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Naming, Necessity and Natural Kindsre directly acquainted in experience with .physical objects which have their own existence independently of being perceived by us, and is known as realism or, to distinguish it from realism about universals, epistemological realism.

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Meaning and Speakers’ Meaning role in the analysis to the concept of a . ., or a rule of language. And it can seem a great relief, as it does also to Davidson, to be rid of the debased coinage which such phrases have often seemed over the past thirty years to have become.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-19557-0The meaning of a sentence depends, obviously enough, on the meanings of its component expressions. It is natural enough, therefore, to suppose that words are the primary bearers of meaning.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14351-0‘The requirement that simple signs be possible is the requirement that sense be determinate.’1

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Sense, Reference and TruthThe meaning of a sentence depends, obviously enough, on the meanings of its component expressions. It is natural enough, therefore, to suppose that words are the primary bearers of meaning.

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Meaning and VerificationFrege, as we have seen, held a realist theory of the relationships between truth and meaning. He held, that is, that the truth conditions of a sentence are to be understood as the conditions which obtain . . if, and only if, the sentence is true.

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Objects and the Determinateness of Sense‘The requirement that simple signs be possible is the requirement that sense be determinate.’1

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