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Description
Mind Map by Anna Conde, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Anna Conde
about 7 years ago
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Meaning, thought & reality
- Refer: is used for the action of a speaker in picking out entities in the world.
- Denote: is used for the relationship between a linguistic expression and the world.
- Denote: is used for the relationship between a linguistic expression and the world.
- Referential approach: putting words into relationship with the world is meaning.
- Representational approach: ability to talk about the world depends on our mental models of it.
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- Representational approach: ability to talk about the world depends on our mental models of it.
- Types of reference
- Referring and non-referring expressions: contribute meaning to the sentences they occur in and thus help sentences denote.
- Constant versus variable reference: some expressions will have the same referent across a range of utterances.
- Referents and extensions
- Referent: and expression for the thing picked out by uttering the expression un a particular context.
- Extension: an expression is the set of things wich could possibly be the referent of that expression.
- Referent: and expression for the thing picked out by uttering the expression un a particular context.
- Referents and extensions
- Constant versus variable reference: some expressions will have the same referent across a range of utterances.
- Referring and non-referring expressions: contribute meaning to the sentences they occur in and thus help sentences denote.
- Names
- context is important un the use of names.
- context is important un the use of names.
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