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Cognitive Linguistics: The Quantitative Turn
Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 2017This book is a collection of 10 papers that appeared in Cognitive Linguistics over the years 2008 to 2012, together with an introductory article by the editor, Laura A. Janda.
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Cognitive Turn and Linguistic Turn
1998My first goal is to question a received view about the development of Analytical Philosophy. According to this received view Analytical Philosophy is born out of a Linguistic Turn establishing the study of language as the foundation of the discipline; this primacy of language is then overthrown by the return of the study of mind as philosophia prima ...
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The term linguistic turn was coined by Bergmann in the 1950s. This term is associated with the Vienna Circle, which emerged at the beginning of the twentieth century, and Wittgenstein's work Tractatus. The term linguistic turn basically indicates that the problems of philosophy are linguistic and that their analysis will be done through the ...
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A turn in the linguistic approach
Perspectives, 2003Abstract The article opens with a survey of developments in Translation Studies in terms of models and approaches. It argues that the linguistic approach took a functional turn in 1990, which points to prospective research paradigms. The article elaborates on various aspects of these paradigms: methodology, procedures, and research material (corpora).
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1994
Abstract Here, I examine and criticize the claim that Hobbes was a proto‐positivist precursor of the modern scientific study of politics. Against this view, I argue that Hobbes may be better viewed as a thinker acutely aware of the communicative constitution of human society.
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Abstract Here, I examine and criticize the claim that Hobbes was a proto‐positivist precursor of the modern scientific study of politics. Against this view, I argue that Hobbes may be better viewed as a thinker acutely aware of the communicative constitution of human society.
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2004
Abstract ‘The linguistic turn’ has subsequently become a standard vague phrase for a diffuse event—some regard it as the event—in twentieth-century philosophy, one not con- fined to signed-up linguistic philosophers in Rorty’s sense. For those who took the turn, language was somehow the central theme of philosophy.
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Abstract ‘The linguistic turn’ has subsequently become a standard vague phrase for a diffuse event—some regard it as the event—in twentieth-century philosophy, one not con- fined to signed-up linguistic philosophers in Rorty’s sense. For those who took the turn, language was somehow the central theme of philosophy.
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2006
Passa criticamente in rassegna le tesi dei vari esponenti del cosiddetto linguistic turn nelle scienze umane del ‘900: da Peirce a Heidegger, da Wittgenstein a Derrida.
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Passa criticamente in rassegna le tesi dei vari esponenti del cosiddetto linguistic turn nelle scienze umane del ‘900: da Peirce a Heidegger, da Wittgenstein a Derrida.
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Hausserl and the Linguistic Turn
2001AbstractParsons criticizes Dummett’s recent argument that Husserl was not an analytic philosopher because Husserl did not accept that a philosophical account of thought can be attained only through a philosophical account of language, the thesis which Dummett takes to define the analytic tradition.
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