Philosophy of Language and Other Matters in the Work of Anton Marty: Analysis and Translations.
Robin D. Rollinger
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Robin D. Rollinger
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Preface Analysis Introduction I. Historical Background Relationship to Brentano The Situation of Philosophy The Situation in Psychology The Situation in the Study of Language Concluding Remarks II. The Concept and Tasks of the Philosophy of Language Language as a Subject Matter of Philosophy Practical Philosophy of Language Theoretical Philosophy of Language Concluding Remarks III. Descriptive Semasiology Inner Linguistic Form Autosemantica Synsemantica Conclusion Translations On the Origin of Language What is Philosophy? Review: William James, The Principles of Psychology On Assumptions Bibliography Index of Names
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Preface Analysis Introduction I. Historical Background Relationship to Brentano The Situation of Philosophy The Situation in Psychology The Situation in the Study of Language Concluding Remarks II. The Concept and Tasks of the Philosophy of Language Language as a Subject Matter of Philosophy Practical Philosophy of Language Theoretical Philosophy of Language Concluding Remarks III. Descriptive Semasiology Inner Linguistic Form Autosemantica Synsemantica Conclusion Translations On the Origin of Language What is Philosophy? Review: William James, The Principles of Psychology On Assumptions Bibliography Index of Names
Key concepts: Subject matter, Western philosophy, Philosophy of language, Index (typography), Subject (documents), Philosophy of psychology, Epistemology, Ordinary language philosophy