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Aristotle's Psychology of Signification - A Commentary on "De Interpretatione" 16a 3-18 (Hardcover)
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Aristotle's Psychology of Signification - A Commentary on "De Interpretatione" 16a 3-18 (Hardcover)
Series: Beitrage zur Altertumskunde
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This book reconstructs the theory of signification implicit in
Aristotle's De Interpretatione and its psychological background in
his writing De Anima, a project often envisioned by scholars but
never systematically undertaken. I begin by explaining what sort of
phonetic material, according to Aristotle, can be a significans and
a phone. To that end, I provide a physiological account of which
animal sounds count as phone, as well as a psychological evaluation
of the cognitive content of the phonai under consideration in De
Interpretatione: names, verbs, and assertive sentences. I then turn
to noemata, which, for Aristotle, are the psychological reference
and significata of names, verbs and assertive sentences. I explain
what, for Aristotle, are the logical properties a significatum must
have in order to be signified by the phonetic material of a name,
verb or assertive sentence, and why noemata can fulfil those
logical conditions. Finally, I elucidate the
significans-significatum relation without making use of the modern
semantic triangle. This approach is consonant with Aristotle's
methodology and breaks new ground by exploring the connection
between the linguistic and psychological aspects of Aristotle's
theory of signification.
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