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Category Mistakes 1st Ed Magidor Ofra

Name: Category Mistakes 1st Ed Magidor Ofra
SKU: BELL-5263938
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (80 reviews)

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Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.24 MB

Pages: 171

Author: Magidor, Ofra

ISBN: 9780191662843, 0191662844

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: 1st ed

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Category Mistakes 1st Ed Magidor Ofra by Magidor, Ofra 9780191662843, 0191662844 instant download after payment.

Category mistakes are sentences such as 'Green ideas sleep furiously' or 'Saturday is in bed'. They strike us as highly infelicitous but it is hard to explain precisely why this is so. Ofra Magidor explores four approaches to category mistakes in philosophy of language and linguistics, and develops and defends an original, presuppositional account.
Abstract: Category mistakes are sentences such as 'Green ideas sleep furiously' or 'Saturday is in bed'. They strike us as highly infelicitous but it is hard to explain precisely why this is so. Ofra Magidor explores four approaches to category mistakes in philosophy of language and linguistics, and develops and defends an original, presuppositional account.