Linguistic Luck
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Linguistic Luck
Safeguards and threats to linguistic communication
Fairweather, Abrol; Montemayor, Carlos
Oxford University Press
06/2023
340
Dura
Inglês
9780192845450
15 a 20 dias
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1: Abrol Fairweather and Carlos Montemayor: Introduction
2: Maria de Ponte (University of the Basque Country), Kepa Korta (University of the Basque Country) and John Perry (Stanford University): Language and Luck
Nomological, Formal and Cognitive Luck Reduction
3: Imogen Dickie (University of Toronto): Specificity And Resolution In The Communicative Use Of Singular Terms
4: Jeffrey King (Rutgers University): Luck And Metasemantics
5: Georges Rey (University of Maryland) and John Collins (East Anglia University): Laws and Luck in Language: Problems with Devitt's Conventional, Commonsense Linguistics
6: Michael Devitt (CUNY): Linguistic Luck: A Response to Rey and Collins
7: Justin Khoo (MIT): Epistemicism without metalinguistic safety
Cognitive and Social Luck Reduction
8: Elizabeth Fricker (Oxford University): Testimony, Luck and Conversational Implicature
9: Claudine Verheggen (York University): Linguistic Luck and the Publicness of Language
10: Andrew Peet (University of Leeds): Understanding, Luck, and Communicative Value
11: Samia Hesni (Boston University): Luck-Reducing Features of Lexical Innovation
12: Georgi Gardiner (University of Tennessee): We Forge the Conditions of Love
2: Maria de Ponte (University of the Basque Country), Kepa Korta (University of the Basque Country) and John Perry (Stanford University): Language and Luck
Nomological, Formal and Cognitive Luck Reduction
3: Imogen Dickie (University of Toronto): Specificity And Resolution In The Communicative Use Of Singular Terms
4: Jeffrey King (Rutgers University): Luck And Metasemantics
5: Georges Rey (University of Maryland) and John Collins (East Anglia University): Laws and Luck in Language: Problems with Devitt's Conventional, Commonsense Linguistics
6: Michael Devitt (CUNY): Linguistic Luck: A Response to Rey and Collins
7: Justin Khoo (MIT): Epistemicism without metalinguistic safety
Cognitive and Social Luck Reduction
8: Elizabeth Fricker (Oxford University): Testimony, Luck and Conversational Implicature
9: Claudine Verheggen (York University): Linguistic Luck and the Publicness of Language
10: Andrew Peet (University of Leeds): Understanding, Luck, and Communicative Value
11: Samia Hesni (Boston University): Luck-Reducing Features of Lexical Innovation
12: Georgi Gardiner (University of Tennessee): We Forge the Conditions of Love
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1: Abrol Fairweather and Carlos Montemayor: Introduction
2: Maria de Ponte (University of the Basque Country), Kepa Korta (University of the Basque Country) and John Perry (Stanford University): Language and Luck
Nomological, Formal and Cognitive Luck Reduction
3: Imogen Dickie (University of Toronto): Specificity And Resolution In The Communicative Use Of Singular Terms
4: Jeffrey King (Rutgers University): Luck And Metasemantics
5: Georges Rey (University of Maryland) and John Collins (East Anglia University): Laws and Luck in Language: Problems with Devitt's Conventional, Commonsense Linguistics
6: Michael Devitt (CUNY): Linguistic Luck: A Response to Rey and Collins
7: Justin Khoo (MIT): Epistemicism without metalinguistic safety
Cognitive and Social Luck Reduction
8: Elizabeth Fricker (Oxford University): Testimony, Luck and Conversational Implicature
9: Claudine Verheggen (York University): Linguistic Luck and the Publicness of Language
10: Andrew Peet (University of Leeds): Understanding, Luck, and Communicative Value
11: Samia Hesni (Boston University): Luck-Reducing Features of Lexical Innovation
12: Georgi Gardiner (University of Tennessee): We Forge the Conditions of Love
2: Maria de Ponte (University of the Basque Country), Kepa Korta (University of the Basque Country) and John Perry (Stanford University): Language and Luck
Nomological, Formal and Cognitive Luck Reduction
3: Imogen Dickie (University of Toronto): Specificity And Resolution In The Communicative Use Of Singular Terms
4: Jeffrey King (Rutgers University): Luck And Metasemantics
5: Georges Rey (University of Maryland) and John Collins (East Anglia University): Laws and Luck in Language: Problems with Devitt's Conventional, Commonsense Linguistics
6: Michael Devitt (CUNY): Linguistic Luck: A Response to Rey and Collins
7: Justin Khoo (MIT): Epistemicism without metalinguistic safety
Cognitive and Social Luck Reduction
8: Elizabeth Fricker (Oxford University): Testimony, Luck and Conversational Implicature
9: Claudine Verheggen (York University): Linguistic Luck and the Publicness of Language
10: Andrew Peet (University of Leeds): Understanding, Luck, and Communicative Value
11: Samia Hesni (Boston University): Luck-Reducing Features of Lexical Innovation
12: Georgi Gardiner (University of Tennessee): We Forge the Conditions of Love
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