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Informationen zum Autor Emma Borg is the author of Meaning and Representation, published by Wiley. Klappentext This prestigious collection of papers discusses the relationship between meaning and representation. All the papers deal, in various respects, with the question of what constraints apply to a proper theory of meaning, either a theory of linguistic meaning, or a theory dealing directly with thought. Placed side by side, they illustrate the deep differences that exist on the question of how formal representations map to semantic representations. The contributors, most of whom presented their papers at the 2000 Ratio conference, are Tim Crane, Jerry Fodor, Paul Horwich, John Hyman, Ernie Lepore, Gregory McCulloch and Mark Sainsbury. Zusammenfassung * Discusses the relationship between meaning and representation. * Illustrates the differences that exist on the question of how formal representations relate to semantic representations. * Includes contributions by Tim Crane! Jerry Fodor! Paul Horwich! John Hyman! Ernie Lepore! Gregory McCulloch and Mark Sainsbury. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction: Emma Borg. --ings and --ers: John Hyman. Let the Vat--Brains Speak for Themselves: Gregory McCulloch. Intentional Objects: Tim Crane. Why Compositionality Wona t Go Away: Reflections on Horwicha s a Deflationarya Theory: Jerry Fodor and Ernie Lepore. Deflating Compositionality: Paul Horwich. Two Ways to Smoke a Cigarette: R. M. Sainsbury
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Introduction: Emma Borg .
-ings and -ers: John Hyman .
Let the Vat-Brains Speak for Themselves: Gregory McCulloch .
Intentional Objects: Tim Crane .
Why Compositionality Won t Go Away: Reflections on Horwich s Deflationary Theory: Jerry Fodor and Ernie Lepore .
Deflating Compositionality: Paul Horwich .
Two Ways to Smoke a Cigarette: R. M. Sainsbury
