Philosophy of language in Uruguay: language, meaning, and philosophy

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Lanham: Lexington Books (2024)
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Philosophy of Language in Uruguay examines works of philosophy of language through epistemology, linguistics, and cognitive sciences to discover how philosophy of language has developed in Uruguay in the last two decades.

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P107.P5466 2024

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Actual debates. Between truth relativism and nonindexical contextualism about predicates of personal taste.Matías Gariazzo
I know what I mean: first-person authority in speech and thought.Ignacio Cervieri
Introduction: Philosophy of language in Uruguay.Carlos E. Caorsi & Ricardo Navia
Linguistics in philosophy: following Vendler's footsteps.Ana Clara Polakof
Logical and linguistic analyses of some central philosophical problems. Perceptual verbs, conceivability, and quantifiers: George Berkeley's master argument and its hidden premise.Robert Calabria Díaz
Meaning, normativity, and the effect of triangulation.Ronald Teliz
On being imperfectly obliged to maximal charity in argumentation.Ignacio Vilaró
On temporal representations: a study from the lexicon.Sylvia Costa, Federico de León, Ernesto Macazaga García & Yamila Montenegro
Russell and Strawson on definite descriptions.Daniel Malvasio
The Donald Davidson-Meredith Williams debate on the sociality and normativity of language.Ricardo Navia
Truth, meaning, and interpretation. Language and reality in Vaz Ferreira.Carlos E. Caorsi
Language, concepts, and the nature of inference.  (pages 181-196)Matías Osta-Vélez

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On temporal representations: a study from the lexicon.Sylvia Costa, Federico de León, Ernesto Macazaga García & Yamila Montenegro - 2024 - In Carlos Enrique Caorsi & Ricardo J. Navia (eds.), Philosophy of language in Uruguay: language, meaning, and philosophy. Lanham: Lexington Books.
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Carlos E. Caorsi
Universidad de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay
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Universidad de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay

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