Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Linguistics
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Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Linguistics
Nefdt, Ryan M.; Stanton, Kate Hazel; Dupre, Gabe
Oxford University Press
04/2026
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Inglês
9780198879640
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1: Gabe Dupre, Ryan M. Nefdt, and Kate Hazel Stanton: Introduction
PART I: ONTOLOGY
2: Robert J. Stainton, Arthur Sullivan, and Christopher D. Viger: Platonism in the Philosophy of Linguistics
3: Geoffrey Pullum: Rules of Grammar
4: Louise McNally: Levels and Strata in Linguistic Modeling: Cross-Domain Considerations
5: Alex Chabot: What Phonology Is and Why it Should Be
6: John Collins: Merge
7: J. T. M. Miller: Words
PART II: METHODOLOGY
8: Martin Haspelmath: Breadth versus Depth: Theoretical Reasons for System-Independent Comparison of Languages
9: Charles Reiss: Research Methods in Armchair Linguistics
10: Ryan M. Nefdt and Michael B. Kac: Some Thoughts on Formalization in Linguistics
11: Maria Mercedes Pinango: What Experimentation Reveals about Linguistic Meaning and its Cognitive Structure
12: Friederike Moltmann: Philosophical and Linguistic Intuitions and the Core-Periphery Distinction
13: Kevin Richardson: Do the Laws of Semantics Lie?
14: Gabe Dupre: How and Why To Draw The Competence/Performance Distinction
PART III: METASEMANTICS AND METAPRAGMATICS
15: Jaroslav Peregrin: The Inferential Construal of Meaning
16: Michael Glanzberg: Lexical Semantics and Philosophy
17: Alexis Wellwood: Acquiring a Meaning for More
18: Guillermo Del Pinal: Degrees of Grammaticalization in Scalar and Quantity-Based Implicatures
19: Dorit Bar-On: Pragmatics as Psychology: Language, Animal Communication, and Protolanguage
20: Ronnie Cann, Ruth Kempson, Eleni Gregoromichelaki, and Christine Howes: Dynamic Syntax: Foundations and Developments
21: Henk Zeevat and Gregoire Winterstein: Minimal Bayesian Foundations for Pragmatics
PART IV: PHILOSOPHY OF UNDEREXPLORED LINGUISTIC DISCIPLINES
22: Carlos Santana: Research Ethics in Linguistic Fieldwork
23: Rajend Mesthrie and Ryan M. Nefdt: A Guide to Sociolinguistics as De-idealisation
24: Giosue Baggio, Jonathan R. Brennan, and Andrea E. Martin: Explanation in the Neuroscience of Language
25: Raphael Milliere: Language Models as Models of Language
PART V: EXTENSIONS AND APPLICATIONS
26: Emar Maier: Pictorial Language and Linguistics
27: Pritty Patel-Grosz: The Primate Gestural Meaning Continuum
28: Fintan Mallory: The Philosophy of Online Speech
29: Francis Jeffry Pelletier: Countability: Linguistic Thoughts for Philosophers; Philosophic Thoughts for Linguists
30: Yael Sharvit: Some Linguistic Truths about True Sentences
31: Kate Hazel Stanton: Creativity: Creative and Uncreative
PART I: ONTOLOGY
2: Robert J. Stainton, Arthur Sullivan, and Christopher D. Viger: Platonism in the Philosophy of Linguistics
3: Geoffrey Pullum: Rules of Grammar
4: Louise McNally: Levels and Strata in Linguistic Modeling: Cross-Domain Considerations
5: Alex Chabot: What Phonology Is and Why it Should Be
6: John Collins: Merge
7: J. T. M. Miller: Words
PART II: METHODOLOGY
8: Martin Haspelmath: Breadth versus Depth: Theoretical Reasons for System-Independent Comparison of Languages
9: Charles Reiss: Research Methods in Armchair Linguistics
10: Ryan M. Nefdt and Michael B. Kac: Some Thoughts on Formalization in Linguistics
11: Maria Mercedes Pinango: What Experimentation Reveals about Linguistic Meaning and its Cognitive Structure
12: Friederike Moltmann: Philosophical and Linguistic Intuitions and the Core-Periphery Distinction
13: Kevin Richardson: Do the Laws of Semantics Lie?
14: Gabe Dupre: How and Why To Draw The Competence/Performance Distinction
PART III: METASEMANTICS AND METAPRAGMATICS
15: Jaroslav Peregrin: The Inferential Construal of Meaning
16: Michael Glanzberg: Lexical Semantics and Philosophy
17: Alexis Wellwood: Acquiring a Meaning for More
18: Guillermo Del Pinal: Degrees of Grammaticalization in Scalar and Quantity-Based Implicatures
19: Dorit Bar-On: Pragmatics as Psychology: Language, Animal Communication, and Protolanguage
20: Ronnie Cann, Ruth Kempson, Eleni Gregoromichelaki, and Christine Howes: Dynamic Syntax: Foundations and Developments
21: Henk Zeevat and Gregoire Winterstein: Minimal Bayesian Foundations for Pragmatics
PART IV: PHILOSOPHY OF UNDEREXPLORED LINGUISTIC DISCIPLINES
22: Carlos Santana: Research Ethics in Linguistic Fieldwork
23: Rajend Mesthrie and Ryan M. Nefdt: A Guide to Sociolinguistics as De-idealisation
24: Giosue Baggio, Jonathan R. Brennan, and Andrea E. Martin: Explanation in the Neuroscience of Language
25: Raphael Milliere: Language Models as Models of Language
PART V: EXTENSIONS AND APPLICATIONS
26: Emar Maier: Pictorial Language and Linguistics
27: Pritty Patel-Grosz: The Primate Gestural Meaning Continuum
28: Fintan Mallory: The Philosophy of Online Speech
29: Francis Jeffry Pelletier: Countability: Linguistic Thoughts for Philosophers; Philosophic Thoughts for Linguists
30: Yael Sharvit: Some Linguistic Truths about True Sentences
31: Kate Hazel Stanton: Creativity: Creative and Uncreative
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1: Gabe Dupre, Ryan M. Nefdt, and Kate Hazel Stanton: Introduction
PART I: ONTOLOGY
2: Robert J. Stainton, Arthur Sullivan, and Christopher D. Viger: Platonism in the Philosophy of Linguistics
3: Geoffrey Pullum: Rules of Grammar
4: Louise McNally: Levels and Strata in Linguistic Modeling: Cross-Domain Considerations
5: Alex Chabot: What Phonology Is and Why it Should Be
6: John Collins: Merge
7: J. T. M. Miller: Words
PART II: METHODOLOGY
8: Martin Haspelmath: Breadth versus Depth: Theoretical Reasons for System-Independent Comparison of Languages
9: Charles Reiss: Research Methods in Armchair Linguistics
10: Ryan M. Nefdt and Michael B. Kac: Some Thoughts on Formalization in Linguistics
11: Maria Mercedes Pinango: What Experimentation Reveals about Linguistic Meaning and its Cognitive Structure
12: Friederike Moltmann: Philosophical and Linguistic Intuitions and the Core-Periphery Distinction
13: Kevin Richardson: Do the Laws of Semantics Lie?
14: Gabe Dupre: How and Why To Draw The Competence/Performance Distinction
PART III: METASEMANTICS AND METAPRAGMATICS
15: Jaroslav Peregrin: The Inferential Construal of Meaning
16: Michael Glanzberg: Lexical Semantics and Philosophy
17: Alexis Wellwood: Acquiring a Meaning for More
18: Guillermo Del Pinal: Degrees of Grammaticalization in Scalar and Quantity-Based Implicatures
19: Dorit Bar-On: Pragmatics as Psychology: Language, Animal Communication, and Protolanguage
20: Ronnie Cann, Ruth Kempson, Eleni Gregoromichelaki, and Christine Howes: Dynamic Syntax: Foundations and Developments
21: Henk Zeevat and Gregoire Winterstein: Minimal Bayesian Foundations for Pragmatics
PART IV: PHILOSOPHY OF UNDEREXPLORED LINGUISTIC DISCIPLINES
22: Carlos Santana: Research Ethics in Linguistic Fieldwork
23: Rajend Mesthrie and Ryan M. Nefdt: A Guide to Sociolinguistics as De-idealisation
24: Giosue Baggio, Jonathan R. Brennan, and Andrea E. Martin: Explanation in the Neuroscience of Language
25: Raphael Milliere: Language Models as Models of Language
PART V: EXTENSIONS AND APPLICATIONS
26: Emar Maier: Pictorial Language and Linguistics
27: Pritty Patel-Grosz: The Primate Gestural Meaning Continuum
28: Fintan Mallory: The Philosophy of Online Speech
29: Francis Jeffry Pelletier: Countability: Linguistic Thoughts for Philosophers; Philosophic Thoughts for Linguists
30: Yael Sharvit: Some Linguistic Truths about True Sentences
31: Kate Hazel Stanton: Creativity: Creative and Uncreative
PART I: ONTOLOGY
2: Robert J. Stainton, Arthur Sullivan, and Christopher D. Viger: Platonism in the Philosophy of Linguistics
3: Geoffrey Pullum: Rules of Grammar
4: Louise McNally: Levels and Strata in Linguistic Modeling: Cross-Domain Considerations
5: Alex Chabot: What Phonology Is and Why it Should Be
6: John Collins: Merge
7: J. T. M. Miller: Words
PART II: METHODOLOGY
8: Martin Haspelmath: Breadth versus Depth: Theoretical Reasons for System-Independent Comparison of Languages
9: Charles Reiss: Research Methods in Armchair Linguistics
10: Ryan M. Nefdt and Michael B. Kac: Some Thoughts on Formalization in Linguistics
11: Maria Mercedes Pinango: What Experimentation Reveals about Linguistic Meaning and its Cognitive Structure
12: Friederike Moltmann: Philosophical and Linguistic Intuitions and the Core-Periphery Distinction
13: Kevin Richardson: Do the Laws of Semantics Lie?
14: Gabe Dupre: How and Why To Draw The Competence/Performance Distinction
PART III: METASEMANTICS AND METAPRAGMATICS
15: Jaroslav Peregrin: The Inferential Construal of Meaning
16: Michael Glanzberg: Lexical Semantics and Philosophy
17: Alexis Wellwood: Acquiring a Meaning for More
18: Guillermo Del Pinal: Degrees of Grammaticalization in Scalar and Quantity-Based Implicatures
19: Dorit Bar-On: Pragmatics as Psychology: Language, Animal Communication, and Protolanguage
20: Ronnie Cann, Ruth Kempson, Eleni Gregoromichelaki, and Christine Howes: Dynamic Syntax: Foundations and Developments
21: Henk Zeevat and Gregoire Winterstein: Minimal Bayesian Foundations for Pragmatics
PART IV: PHILOSOPHY OF UNDEREXPLORED LINGUISTIC DISCIPLINES
22: Carlos Santana: Research Ethics in Linguistic Fieldwork
23: Rajend Mesthrie and Ryan M. Nefdt: A Guide to Sociolinguistics as De-idealisation
24: Giosue Baggio, Jonathan R. Brennan, and Andrea E. Martin: Explanation in the Neuroscience of Language
25: Raphael Milliere: Language Models as Models of Language
PART V: EXTENSIONS AND APPLICATIONS
26: Emar Maier: Pictorial Language and Linguistics
27: Pritty Patel-Grosz: The Primate Gestural Meaning Continuum
28: Fintan Mallory: The Philosophy of Online Speech
29: Francis Jeffry Pelletier: Countability: Linguistic Thoughts for Philosophers; Philosophic Thoughts for Linguists
30: Yael Sharvit: Some Linguistic Truths about True Sentences
31: Kate Hazel Stanton: Creativity: Creative and Uncreative
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