Sentence examples for conception of language from inspiring English sources

The conception of language as a logical calculus was misleading in other respects as well.

The conception of language as a logical calculus leads naturally to the idea that meaning is a kind of naming, or referring.

This "structural" conception of language was to become dominant, for a time at least, in many of the major centres of linguistics by the middle of the 20th century.

The place of conventional meaning in Grice's conception of language appears to be that it constitutes a feature of words that speakers can exploit in realizing the intentions referred to in his analysis of speaker meaning.

It is based on a conception of language and meaning.

Before tracing this development in more detail, we must consider Merleau-Ponty's conception of Language.

But ultimately Montague's treatment of NPs, though it was in a sense the centerpiece of his proposed conception of language-as-logic, was not widely adopted in computational linguistics.

Ogden's efforts resulted in conceptions of language learning that are still productive.

It would, somehow, take a parrot long the very icon of mindless mimicry, with a brain no bigger than a walnut to give full voice to Washoe's silent signaling and force us to rethink our narrow, anthropocentric conceptions of language and thought.

According to the early, logical positivist, conceptions of language and science, the meaning of a proposition must be anchored in observable facts.

This case study on the linguistic ideas of George Berkeley is designed to exemplify the clandestine intrusion of 'linguistic Platonism', i.e. occult conceptions of language, into linguistic theories of modern times.