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Brossura. Condition: molto buono. In 8° brossura, pagg 172. Molto buono, con ordinate sottolineature. Per grammatica trasformazionale, o grammatica generativo-trasformazionale (TGG), si intende un tipo di grammatica, perlopiù di una lingua naturale, che sia stata sviluppata seguendo la tradizione chomskiana della descrizione linguistica. Il trasformazionalismo è la teoria fondata dal linguista statunitense Noam Chomsky negli anni cinquanta. Prende l'avvio da una critica fatta dallo studioso allo strutturalismo. Chomsky, infatti, sostiene che allo strutturalismo è sfuggito un problema fondamentale ossia quello della creatività del linguaggio. Lo strutturalismo, secondo Chomsky, non sa rispondere alla domanda: "come avviene che i parlanti di una lingua sono in grado di produrre e di comprendere un numero indefinito di frasi che non hanno mai udito prima o che addirittura possono non essere mai state pronunciate prima da qualcuno?". Chomsky risponde asserendo che esiste una "creatività" governata da regole per la quale vengono continuamente "generate" nuove frasi e pertanto la capacità linguistica che ciascun parlante possiede non è fatta solamente di un insieme di parole, espressioni e frasi, ma è un insieme di regole ben definite e di principi. La teoria di Chomsky, nell'affermare che la grammatica è una competenza mentale posseduta dal parlante che gli permette di formare infinite frasi, si basa quindi sulla conoscenza innata dei principi universali che regolano la creazione del linguaggio. Si viene così ad affermare il concetto di innatismo del linguaggio.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume develops a theory of meaning and a semantics for both mathematical and empirical sentences inspired to Chomskys internalism, namely to a view of semantics as the study of the relations of language not with external reality but with internal, or mental, reality. In the first part a theoretical notion of justification for a sentence A is defined, by induction on the complexity of A; intuitively, justifications are conceived as cognitive states of a particular kind. The main source of inspiration for this part is Heytings explanation of the intuitionistic meaning of logical constants.In the second part the theory is applied to the solution of several foundational problems in the theory of meaning and epistemology, such as Freges puzzle, Mates puzzle about synonymy, the paradox of analysis, Kripkes puzzle about belief, the de re/de dicto distinction, the specific/non-specific distinction, Gettiers problems, the paradox of knowability, and the characterization oftruth. On a more general philosophical level, throughout the book the author develops a tight critique of the neo-verificationism of Dummett, Prawitz and Martin-Loef, and defends a mentalist interpretation of intuitionism. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Meaning and Justification. An Internalist Theory of Meaning | Gabriele Usberti | Taschenbuch | xxiii | Englisch | 2024 | Springer | EAN 9783031246074 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume develops a theory of meaning and a semantics for both mathematical and empirical sentences inspired to Chomskys internalism, namely to a view of semantics as the study of the relations of language not with external reality but with internal, or mental, reality. In the first part a theoretical notion of justification for a sentence A is defined, by induction on the complexity of A; intuitively, justifications are conceived as cognitive states of a particular kind. The main source of inspiration for this part is Heytings explanation of the intuitionistic meaning of logical constants.In the second part the theory is applied to the solution of several foundational problems in the theory of meaning and epistemology, such as Freges puzzle, Mates puzzle about synonymy, the paradox of analysis, Kripkes puzzle about belief, the de re/de dicto distinction, the specific/non-specific distinction, Gettiers problems, the paradox of knowability, and the characterization oftruth. On a more general philosophical level, throughout the book the author develops a tight critique of the neo-verificationism of Dummett, Prawitz and Martin-Loef, and defends a mentalist interpretation of intuitionism. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Condition: Ottimo (Fine). 1110 a cura di Gabriele Usberti ; saggi di Carla Bagnoli . \et al.! Usberti, Gabriele. , Bagnoli, Carla. Modi dell'oggettività \Milano! Bompiani, 2000. , Bompiani 2000 italiano, in ottavo 335 411991110TitoloModi dell'oggettività / a cura di Gabriele Usberti ; saggi di Carla Bagnoli . et al.!Pubblicazione\Milano! : Bompiani, 2000Descrizione fisica335 p. ; 22 cm.CollezioneStudi Bompiani. FilosofiabrossuraOttimo. Book.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This volume develops a theory of meaning and a semantics for both mathematical and empirical sentences inspired to Chomsky's internalism, namely to a view of semantics as the study of the relations of language not with external reality but with internal, or mental, reality. In the first part a theoretical notion of justification for a sentence A is defined, by induction on the complexity of A; intuitively, justifications are conceived as cognitive states of a particular kind. The main source of inspiration for this part is Heyting's explanation of the intuitionistic meaning of logical constants.In the second part the theory is applied to the solution of several foundational problems in the theory of meaning and epistemology, such as Frege's puzzle, Mates' puzzle about synonymy, the paradox of analysis, Kripke's puzzle about belief, the de re/de dicto distinction, the specific/non-specific distinction, Gettier's problems, the paradox of knowability, and the characterization oftruth. On a more general philosophical level, throughout the book the author develops a tight critique of the neo-verificationism of Dummett, Prawitz and Martin-Löf, and defends a mentalist interpretation of intuitionism. 416 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This volume develops a theory of meaning and a semantics for both mathematical and empirical sentences inspired to Chomsky's internalism, namely to a view of semantics as the study of the relations of language not with external reality but with internal, or mental, reality. In the first part a theoretical notion of justification for a sentence A is defined, by induction on the complexity of A; intuitively, justifications are conceived as cognitive states of a particular kind. The main source of inspiration for this part is Heyting's explanation of the intuitionistic meaning of logical constants.In the second part the theory is applied to the solution of several foundational problems in the theory of meaning and epistemology, such as Frege's puzzle, Mates' puzzle about synonymy, the paradox of analysis, Kripke's puzzle about belief, the de re/de dicto distinction, the specific/non-specific distinction, Gettier's problems, the paradox of knowability, and the characterization oftruth. On a more general philosophical level, throughout the book the author develops a tight critique of the neo-verificationism of Dummett, Prawitz and Martin-Löf, and defends a mentalist interpretation of intuitionism. 390 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -This volume develops a theory of meaning and a semantics for both mathematical and empirical sentences inspired to Chomskyżs internalism, namely to a view of semantics as the study of the relations of language not with external reality but with internal, or mental, reality. In the first part a theoretical notion of justification for a sentence A is defined, by induction on the complexity of A; intuitively, justifications are conceived as cognitive states of a particular kind. The main source of inspiration for this part is Heytingżs explanation of the intuitionistic meaning of logical constants.In the second part the theory is applied to the solution of several foundational problems in the theory of meaning and epistemology, such as Fregeżs puzzle, Matesż puzzle about synonymy, the paradox of analysis, Kripkeżs puzzle about belief, the de re/de dicto distinction, the specific/non-specific distinction, Gettierżs problems, the paradox of knowability, and the characterization oftruth. On a more general philosophical level, throughout the book the author develops a tight critique of the neo-verificationism of Dummett, Prawitz and Martin-Löf, and defends a mentalist interpretation of intuitionism.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 416 pp. Englisch.

Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -This volume develops a theory of meaning and a semantics for both mathematical and empirical sentences inspired to Chomskyżs internalism, namely to a view of semantics as the study of the relations of language not with external reality but with internal, or mental, reality. In the first part a theoretical notion of justification for a sentence A is defined, by induction on the complexity of A; intuitively, justifications are conceived as cognitive states of a particular kind. The main source of inspiration for this part is Heytingżs explanation of the intuitionistic meaning of logical constants.In the second part the theory is applied to the solution of several foundational problems in the theory of meaning and epistemology, such as Fregeżs puzzle, Matesż puzzle about synonymy, the paradox of analysis, Kripkeżs puzzle about belief, the de re/de dicto distinction, the specific/non-specific distinction, Gettierżs problems, the paradox of knowability, and the characterization oftruth. On a more general philosophical level, throughout the book the author develops a tight critique of the neo-verificationism of Dummett, Prawitz and Martin-Löf, and defends a mentalist interpretation of intuitionism.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 416 pp. Englisch.

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