David Lauer - 2009 - Etica and Politica / Ethics & Politics 11 (1):321-350. Genuine Normativity, Expressive Bootstrapping, and Normative Phenomenalism. Hence the book should be of interest both for those who want to know what the turn is about, and for those who are not satisfied with knowing the technical side of dynamic semantics and want to know its point. Jaroslav Peregrin - 2008 - Philosophy Compass 3 (6):1208-1223.
It includes contributions of writers who are commonly held as authorities concerning the turn, who, however, here concentrate more on the why's than on the how's of dynamic semantics. John said: This request involves numerous small fixes that are relatively independent of one another, so I'll put each such small su. Education: Faculty of mathematics and physics, Charles university (1976-1981) Affiliation. Contents 1 English language publications 1. In a tour-de-force survey of logical systems, Peregrin addresses the fundamental question of how. Peregrin writes in Czech, English, German and Portuguese. He has published almost a hundred books and articles in several languages.
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This book, based on a conference held in Prague in September 2001, is a contribution to filling this gap: it consists of papers addressing, from various sides, the foundational questions of the dynamic theories of meaning. Inferentialism naturalized: norms, meanings and reasons in the natural world. Jaroslav Peregrin is the author of Filozofie pro normální lidi (3.55 avg rating, 56 ratings, 4 reviews, published 2008), Co je nového v logice (4.33 avg. Jaroslav Peregrin (born 1957) is a professor of logic at Charles University in Prague and also a faculty member at the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. The theories, however, usually concentrate much more on the hows of the turn than on its whys and as a result, the conceptual foundations of dynamic semantics are much less elaborated than its technical side. The resulting normative version of the use-theory then becomes the investigation of the rules which expressions acquire vis-`a-vis the rules of the relevant language games – especially of the rules of inference.In recent decades, many theories of formal semantics of natural language have undergone what can be called a dynamic turn: they have moved from treating language as a static system to considering it 'in action' and to taking meanings as crucially involving 'context-change potentials'.
We propose that for an improvement we must, together with Wittgenstein and Sellars, conceive language as a (tool of a) rule-based activity, which enables us to replace the concept of disposition, usually constituting the backbone of the use-theory, by the concept of propriety. In this paper we try to give at least a part of the answer, whereby we find out that the usual conception of such a theory is unsatisfactory. Professor of Logic at the Faculty of Philosophy and Arts of the. Klaus von Heusinger Professor fr Germanistische Linguistik, Universitt zu Kln Jaroslav Peregrin Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences & University of Hradec Krlov Verified email. Though it is now rather popular (and sometimes even fashionable) to invoke the use-theory of meaning, it is by far not so popular to inquire what such a theory really is. Charles University, Prague Homepage:, JPeregrin. The roots of this ‘pragmatist turn’ are detectable in the writings of the later Wittgenstein, the Oxford speech act theorists (Austin, Grice) and the American neopragmatists (Quine, Sellars). See all books authored by Jaroslav Peregrin, including Inferentialism: Why Rules Matter, and Reflective Equilibrium and the Principles of Logical Analysis. Jaroslav Peregrin is the author of Filozofie pro normln lidi (3.55 avg rating, 56 ratings, 4 reviews, published 2008), Co je novho v logice (4.33 avg. While most theoreticians of meaning in the first half of the twentieth century subscribed to a representational theory (viewing meanings as entities stood for by the expressions), the second half of the century was marked by the rise of various versions of use-theories of meaning.
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