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An Analysis of the Conceptions of Language in the Twentieth-Century's Philosophy of Language
Contemporary Chinese Thought 32 (3):32-45 (2001)
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All concepts, methods, and techniques of the philosophy of language arise from its conceptions of language. Conceptions of language have determined the character of the philosophy of language and the direction of its philosophical research. Various schools and currents within the philosophy of language differ from each other, mainly in the way they understand the referential character of the sign—that is, the relationship between the meaning of a word and its referential object.Author's Profile
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