Oxford Handbook of Applied Philosophy of Language
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Oxford Handbook of Applied Philosophy of Language
Lepore, Ernie; Anderson, Luvell
Oxford University Press
05/2024
720
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Inglês
9780192844118
15 a 20 dias
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1: Luvell Anderson and Ernie Lepore: Introduction
2: Sally Haslanger and Stephen Yablo: Amelioration as Course Correction
3: Angeles Erana and Axel Barcelo: A world where many worlds fit
4: J. L. Dowell: Silencing and Assertion: An Account of their Conversational Dynamic
5: Quill R. Kukla: The Pragmatics of Technologically Mediated Online Speech: Don>'t @ Me!
6: Robin Jeshion: The Truth About Slurs
7: Una Stojni'c and Ernie Lepore: Slurring Words
8: Rebecca Roache: On Passive Aggression
9: Timothy Jay: Taboo Word Research: Problems from the Past, Plans for the Future
10: Louise Antony: Speech-Act Theory in Feminist Thought
11: Mari Mikkola: Pornography as Oppressive Speech
12: Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini and Michael Glanzberg: Pronouns and Gender
13: E. M. Hernandez and Archie Crowley: How to Do Things with Gendered Words
14: Iz Gonzalez Vazquez, Martina Rosola, and Anna Klieber: Beyond Pronouns: Gender Visibility and Neutrality across Languages
15: Anita L. Allen: Privacy, Critical Definition and Racial Justice
16: Jules Holroyd and Matthew J. Cull: Gender-neutrality and family leave policies
17: Esa Saarinen: In Praise of Spoken Philosophy
18: Teresa Blankmeyer Burke: Boxed Ears and Swiveling Fists: American Sign Language, Audism, and Power
19: Luvell Anderson: Resistance and Reclamation: Notorious Thugs
20: Jose Medina: Public Protest and Silencing
21: Jeffrey King: The Contents of Maps
22: Gabriel Greenberg: Map Semantics and the Geography of Meaning
23: John Kulvicki: The Semantics of Iconography and Code Words
24: Ray Drainville and Jennifer Saul: Visual and Linguistic Dogwhistles
25: erman Cappelen and Josh Dever: AI with Alien Content and Alien Metasemantics H
26: Daian Florez: Semantic Change in the Language of Technology
27: Eliot Michaelson, Jessica Pepp, and Rachel Sterken: On Retweeting
28: Matthew McKeever: Ideology and Intersectionality
29: Tina Chanter and Andrew Cutrofello: Shakespeare's Proper Names
30: Noel Carroll: Art and Language
2: Sally Haslanger and Stephen Yablo: Amelioration as Course Correction
3: Angeles Erana and Axel Barcelo: A world where many worlds fit
4: J. L. Dowell: Silencing and Assertion: An Account of their Conversational Dynamic
5: Quill R. Kukla: The Pragmatics of Technologically Mediated Online Speech: Don>'t @ Me!
6: Robin Jeshion: The Truth About Slurs
7: Una Stojni'c and Ernie Lepore: Slurring Words
8: Rebecca Roache: On Passive Aggression
9: Timothy Jay: Taboo Word Research: Problems from the Past, Plans for the Future
10: Louise Antony: Speech-Act Theory in Feminist Thought
11: Mari Mikkola: Pornography as Oppressive Speech
12: Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini and Michael Glanzberg: Pronouns and Gender
13: E. M. Hernandez and Archie Crowley: How to Do Things with Gendered Words
14: Iz Gonzalez Vazquez, Martina Rosola, and Anna Klieber: Beyond Pronouns: Gender Visibility and Neutrality across Languages
15: Anita L. Allen: Privacy, Critical Definition and Racial Justice
16: Jules Holroyd and Matthew J. Cull: Gender-neutrality and family leave policies
17: Esa Saarinen: In Praise of Spoken Philosophy
18: Teresa Blankmeyer Burke: Boxed Ears and Swiveling Fists: American Sign Language, Audism, and Power
19: Luvell Anderson: Resistance and Reclamation: Notorious Thugs
20: Jose Medina: Public Protest and Silencing
21: Jeffrey King: The Contents of Maps
22: Gabriel Greenberg: Map Semantics and the Geography of Meaning
23: John Kulvicki: The Semantics of Iconography and Code Words
24: Ray Drainville and Jennifer Saul: Visual and Linguistic Dogwhistles
25: erman Cappelen and Josh Dever: AI with Alien Content and Alien Metasemantics H
26: Daian Florez: Semantic Change in the Language of Technology
27: Eliot Michaelson, Jessica Pepp, and Rachel Sterken: On Retweeting
28: Matthew McKeever: Ideology and Intersectionality
29: Tina Chanter and Andrew Cutrofello: Shakespeare's Proper Names
30: Noel Carroll: Art and Language
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1: Luvell Anderson and Ernie Lepore: Introduction
2: Sally Haslanger and Stephen Yablo: Amelioration as Course Correction
3: Angeles Erana and Axel Barcelo: A world where many worlds fit
4: J. L. Dowell: Silencing and Assertion: An Account of their Conversational Dynamic
5: Quill R. Kukla: The Pragmatics of Technologically Mediated Online Speech: Don>'t @ Me!
6: Robin Jeshion: The Truth About Slurs
7: Una Stojni'c and Ernie Lepore: Slurring Words
8: Rebecca Roache: On Passive Aggression
9: Timothy Jay: Taboo Word Research: Problems from the Past, Plans for the Future
10: Louise Antony: Speech-Act Theory in Feminist Thought
11: Mari Mikkola: Pornography as Oppressive Speech
12: Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini and Michael Glanzberg: Pronouns and Gender
13: E. M. Hernandez and Archie Crowley: How to Do Things with Gendered Words
14: Iz Gonzalez Vazquez, Martina Rosola, and Anna Klieber: Beyond Pronouns: Gender Visibility and Neutrality across Languages
15: Anita L. Allen: Privacy, Critical Definition and Racial Justice
16: Jules Holroyd and Matthew J. Cull: Gender-neutrality and family leave policies
17: Esa Saarinen: In Praise of Spoken Philosophy
18: Teresa Blankmeyer Burke: Boxed Ears and Swiveling Fists: American Sign Language, Audism, and Power
19: Luvell Anderson: Resistance and Reclamation: Notorious Thugs
20: Jose Medina: Public Protest and Silencing
21: Jeffrey King: The Contents of Maps
22: Gabriel Greenberg: Map Semantics and the Geography of Meaning
23: John Kulvicki: The Semantics of Iconography and Code Words
24: Ray Drainville and Jennifer Saul: Visual and Linguistic Dogwhistles
25: erman Cappelen and Josh Dever: AI with Alien Content and Alien Metasemantics H
26: Daian Florez: Semantic Change in the Language of Technology
27: Eliot Michaelson, Jessica Pepp, and Rachel Sterken: On Retweeting
28: Matthew McKeever: Ideology and Intersectionality
29: Tina Chanter and Andrew Cutrofello: Shakespeare's Proper Names
30: Noel Carroll: Art and Language
2: Sally Haslanger and Stephen Yablo: Amelioration as Course Correction
3: Angeles Erana and Axel Barcelo: A world where many worlds fit
4: J. L. Dowell: Silencing and Assertion: An Account of their Conversational Dynamic
5: Quill R. Kukla: The Pragmatics of Technologically Mediated Online Speech: Don>'t @ Me!
6: Robin Jeshion: The Truth About Slurs
7: Una Stojni'c and Ernie Lepore: Slurring Words
8: Rebecca Roache: On Passive Aggression
9: Timothy Jay: Taboo Word Research: Problems from the Past, Plans for the Future
10: Louise Antony: Speech-Act Theory in Feminist Thought
11: Mari Mikkola: Pornography as Oppressive Speech
12: Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini and Michael Glanzberg: Pronouns and Gender
13: E. M. Hernandez and Archie Crowley: How to Do Things with Gendered Words
14: Iz Gonzalez Vazquez, Martina Rosola, and Anna Klieber: Beyond Pronouns: Gender Visibility and Neutrality across Languages
15: Anita L. Allen: Privacy, Critical Definition and Racial Justice
16: Jules Holroyd and Matthew J. Cull: Gender-neutrality and family leave policies
17: Esa Saarinen: In Praise of Spoken Philosophy
18: Teresa Blankmeyer Burke: Boxed Ears and Swiveling Fists: American Sign Language, Audism, and Power
19: Luvell Anderson: Resistance and Reclamation: Notorious Thugs
20: Jose Medina: Public Protest and Silencing
21: Jeffrey King: The Contents of Maps
22: Gabriel Greenberg: Map Semantics and the Geography of Meaning
23: John Kulvicki: The Semantics of Iconography and Code Words
24: Ray Drainville and Jennifer Saul: Visual and Linguistic Dogwhistles
25: erman Cappelen and Josh Dever: AI with Alien Content and Alien Metasemantics H
26: Daian Florez: Semantic Change in the Language of Technology
27: Eliot Michaelson, Jessica Pepp, and Rachel Sterken: On Retweeting
28: Matthew McKeever: Ideology and Intersectionality
29: Tina Chanter and Andrew Cutrofello: Shakespeare's Proper Names
30: Noel Carroll: Art and Language
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