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Cognitive Turn and Linguistic Turn

1998
My 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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A turn in the linguistic approach

Perspectives, 2003
Abstract 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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Hobbes's Linguistic Turn

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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Past the Linguistic Turn?

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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Hausserl and the Linguistic Turn

2001
AbstractParsons 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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Linguistic Turn

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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