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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DESCRIPTIVIST» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
descriptivist in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
descriptivist im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Singular Reference: A
Descriptivist Perspective: A ...
This book explains in detail (mainly for newcomers) why anti-descriptivism became dominant in spite of its weaknesses and (for experts) how these weaknesses can be overcome by appropriately reviving descriptivism.
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Wittgensteinian values: philosophy, religious belief and ...
This work examines the self-renouncing dimension which Wittgensteinian philosophy subscribes to ethico-religious ideals.
Emyr Vaughan Thomas, 2001
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Pragmatism and Reference
1. The. Descriptivist/Cluster. Account. “When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said
in a rather scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more
nor less.” “The question is,” said Alice, “whether you can make words mean so ...
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Kripke : Names, Necessity, and Identity: Names, Necessity, ...
The pure descriptivist about geometrical sortals would respond that the right sort
of geometrical structure is just the sort of geometrical structure built into the
concept square and the purely qualitative (reductive) analytic definiens of 'square
'.74) ...
I use the term 'Descriptivist linguistics' for the school founded by Boas, for
reasons that will be discussed shortly. Since, throughout the twentieth century,
the great majority of synchronic linguists have been Americans, it has often
seemed that ...
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Reference and Description: The Case against Two-Dimensionalism
Although everyone recognizes the need to take into account the observations
and arguments of Kripke and his fellow anti-descriptivists, there are some who
believe that the traditional descriptivist paradigm contained much that was correct
, ...
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Meaning, Knowledge, and Reality
It is a version of the point I made in §8 to say that this seems unrecognizable as a
picture of the mind's directedness towards external objects; and, with the
assumption in place, that can seem to necessitate staying with the descriptivist
view of ...
John Henry McDowell, 1998
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Analytic Philosophy of Religion
HYBRID THEORIES OF REFERENCE Clearly, neither a straightforward
descriptivist or causal theory of reference will do for Hick's purposes. Peter Byrne
has attempted to "reconstruct" reference in a way that will accommodate religious
...
James Franklin Harris, 2002
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The Philosophical Inquiry: Towards a Global Account
I'm not making a proposal. My whole approach is intended as descriptivist: I will
try to rescue the most general scholarly meaning of the world 'science' by making
explicit the criteria scientists and educated men usually use to identify science.
Claudio Ferreira Costa, 2002
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Descriptivist Theory of Names
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Descriptivist theory of names is a view of the nature of the meaning and reference of proper names generally attributed to Gottlob Frege and Bertrand Russell.
Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «DESCRIPTIVIST» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
descriptivist im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Is Language Now Meaningless? A Ruling in the Matter of Scalia v …
... golf”—presuppose a language capable of generating new and essentially comprehensible elements, relative to the descriptivist provision in ... «Slate Magazine, Jun 15»
No thanx, say Scrabble traditionalists
Not only is that argument essentially descriptivist, but it also lends legitimacy to the sources of the new Scrabble words: Twitter, text messages, ... «Minneapolis Star Tribune, Jun 15»
Additions to Scrabble dictionary make a point about language
Not only is that argument essentially descriptivist, it also lends legitimacy to the sources of the new Scrabble words: Twitter, text messages, etc. «The Providence Journal, Jun 15»
Ridic? Obvs, LOLZ!
Not only is that argument essentially descriptivist, it also lends legitimacy to the sources of the new Scrabble words: Twitter, text messages, etc. «Winnipeg Free Press, Mai 15»
Scrabble purists say no thanx to new words
Not only is that argument essentially descriptivist, it also lends legitimacy to the sources of the new Scrabble words: Twitter, text messages, etc. «Toronto Star, Mai 15»
GALLERY: Twenty-four new words recently added to the Urban …
That's how we end up with so many portmanteaux, or blends as contemporary descriptivist linguists refer to them. The most well known are the ... «Newstalk 106-108 fm, Apr 15»
Managing the Decline of, Like, a Great Language
Descriptivist grammarians—those who reject the idea of right and wrong uses of language—won't be much help. They don't sprinkle their own ... «Wall Street Journal, Apr 15»
Grammar Geekery With Bill Walsh (April)
I have a prescriptivist's soul, but a descriptivist's sense of realpolitik. A: Bill Walsh. I'm clinging to the traditional view, but with a twist. I tend to ... «Washington Post, Mär 15»
Panic at the Dictionary
Grouse about “imply” and “infer” all you want, but Gove's descriptivist style has triumphed over Macdonald's prescriptivist desires. It's standard ... «The New Yorker, Jan 15»
Descriptivism, prescriptivism, and assertionism — here, as to …
Ah, you say, but those are Evil Modern Descriptivist Dictionaries. Very well, let's look in the Good Old-Fashioned Dictionaries, such as the 1913 ... «Washington Post, Jan 15»
