Epistemology of Language

by Alex Barber (Editor)

What must linguistic knowledge be like if it is to explain our capacity to use language? All linguists and philosophers of language presuppose some answer to this critical question, but all too often the presupposition is tacit. In this collection of sixteen previously unpublished essays, a
distinguished international line-up of philosophers and linguists address a variety of interconnected themes concerning our knowledge of language.

Genres: Philosophy, Linguistics

552 pages, Hardcover

First published December 18, 2003

Reviews

[Mikael Lind · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very interesting articles that should suit any linguist or philosopher of language who wants to gain greater understanding of these topics.