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Naming and Believing

Name: Naming and Believing
Brand: Springer
SKU: 02185376
Price: 1350 CZK
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Author: G.W. Fitch
ISBN: 9789401081696

G.W. Fitch

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Angličtina

Kniha Brožovaná

Libristo kód: 02185376

Nakladatelství Springer, září 2011

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The relationship between thought, language, and the world is an intimate one. When we have an idea or thought about the world and we wish to express that idea or thought to others we utter a sentence or make a statement. If the statement correctly describes the world then it is true. Moreover, it seems as though our ability to have more complex or sophisticated thoughts about the world increases as the complexity of our language or our ability to use the language increases. Understanding the complex relationship between language, thought, and the world is one of the central aims of philosophy. This book is an attempt to increase our understanding of this complex relationship by focusing on certain philosophical issues that arise from our ability to refer to objects in the world though the use of language. In particular, it is an attempt to solve the puzzles of reference and belief that Frege and Russell presented within the context of a theory of direct reference for proper names.