Ămilie Aussant Laboratoire dâhistoire des thĂ©ories linguistiques (CNRS) â UniversitĂ© Paris Diderot Introduction La question du « sens » des noms propres a suscitĂ©, aussi bien en Occident quâen Inde, de nombreuses rĂ©flexions. Si les dĂ©bats ont longtemps concernĂ©, en Occident, la…
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Analyses du fonctionnement sĂ©mantico-rĂ©fĂ©rentiel du nom propre dans lâInde ancienne
Tagged with: history of grammar, history of semantics, India, Sanskrit, semantics
Posted in Article, History, India, Linguistics, Semantics
Posted in Article, History, India, Linguistics, Semantics
The notion of stereotype in language study
Elena L. Vilinbakhova St. Petersburg State University 1. Introduction Originally, the word stereotype derives from two Ancient Greek roots: ÏÏΔÏΔÏÏ âsolidâ and ÏÏÏÎżÏ âimpressionâ. It was first used by the French printer Firmin Didot in 1796 as a typographical term. Later,…
Tagged with: Hilary Putnam, linguistics, prototype, semantics, stereotype
Posted in Article, Linguistics, Semantics
Posted in Article, Linguistics, Semantics
On the history of the question of whether natural language is “illogical”
Barbara H Partee University of Massachusetts Amherst There have been centuries of study of logic and of language. Some philosophers and logicians have argued that natural language is logically deficient, or even that ânatural language has no logicâ. And before…
Tagged with: formal semantics, history of semantics, language and logic, Montague, natural language, semantics
Posted in 20th century, Article, History, Linguistics, Logical form, Semantics
Posted in 20th century, Article, History, Linguistics, Logical form, Semantics
History and Philosophy of the Language Sciences 