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Externalism and the Transcendental Situation of Semantics
2012The paper analyses the conditions of possibility of empirical investigation of meaning as a basis for a critique of semantic externalism. There are two basic ways of doing semantics: the denotational and the conceptualist way. Whatever the approach chosen, the sematicist cannot avoid assuming the omniscient position, seeing our words/concepts and ...
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Conceptual Engineers Shouldn’t Worry About Semantic Externalism
Inquiry (United Kingdom), 2019Jared Riggs
exaly
Externalism, Naturalizability of Content, and Research Programs in Semantics
2013Semantic externalism, in its causal (as opposed to social) variety, is the view that the content of certain classes of terms/concepts (viz. names/singular concepts and natural kind terms/concepts) is in part determined or individuated by factors external to the mind/brain – in particular, by causal interaction with the environment (cf. Kallestrup 2011).
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Semantic Inferentialism as (a Form of) Active Externalism
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 2017James Henry Collin
exaly
Metalinguistic disputes, semantic decomposition, and externalism
Linguistics and Philosophy, 2022openaire +1 more source

