Linguistic Philosophy

Linguistic PhilosophyExplores the role language plays in the relationship between reality and utterance. How much authority should language, the medium of communication, be accorded as a determinant of truth and therefore of what we say? Garth L. Hallett argues that, although never explicitly debated, this is the most significant issue of linguistic philosophy. Here, for the first time, he traces the issue's story. Starting with representative thinkers Plato, Aquinas,

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Miklowitz also briefly examines some of the "postmodern" effects of this intellectual history and its consequences for the theoretical discourse of philosophy-whose end (in the sense of a telos) was reached in Hegel

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