摘要: Sentences, speech acts, and thoughts are alike in that they have propositional content. Thus, ‘La neige est blanche’ means snow is white; uttering ‘Over my dead body’, Betty was letting you know the probability of her going out with wasn’t very high; one your mental states a belief Palermo south Rome. Because sentences, all content, can’t sensibly limit one’s semantic interests to philosophy language; theory concern this paper, defined by issues cut across both language mind.
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