This two-volume collection showcases a wide range of modern
approaches to the philosophical study of language. Contributions
illustrate how these strands of research are interconnected and
show the importance of such a broad outlook. The aim is to throw
light upon some of the key questions in language and communication
and also to inspire, inform, and integrate a community of
researchers in philosophical linguistics. Volume one concentrates
on fundamental theoretical topics. This means considering vital
questions about what languages are and how they relate to reality,
and describing some of the key areas of thought in linguistics and
the philosophy of language. Contributors also discuss how
philosophy influences related fields such as translation,
pragmatics, and argumentation.
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