In this paper,1 I discuss Davidson’s ideas about the relationship between mind and language. First, I consider his arguments for the claim that there cannot be thought without language, and I examine the assumptions the arguments presuppose. In the second place, I consider the idea of “thought” Davidson adopts, and its essentially normative and holistic character. Third, I try to show the adequacy of this conception of thought in order to deal with epistemological problems, and the inadequacy of this notion in solving the problem of the “emergence” of thought. Finally, I sketch an alternative account of such an “emergence,” looking for continuities between pre-linguistic and linguistic thoughts.Neste artigo, discuto as idéias de Davidson so...
The ontogenesis of different types of thought. Language and motor behavior as non-specific manifesta...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 2006.The traditional, and still most common, view of the ...
I address here the question what sense to make of the idea that there can be thought prior to langua...
In this paper,1 I discuss Davidson’s ideas about the relationship between mind and language. First, ...
This dissertation has the aim of accomplishing a study of the relation between thought and language,...
peer reviewedI will defend the claim that we need to differentiate between thinking and reasoning in...
http://dx.doi.org/10.5007/1808-1711.2012v16n3p489 Diana Pérez (2005) criticizes Davidson’s argument...
In this paper I argue that language does not and cannot comprehensively encapsulate thought and the ...
Diana Pérez (2005) criticizes Davidson’s argument for the thesis that there is no thought without la...
A relação entre pensamento e linguagem é um problema filosófico tradicional que tem sido objeto de d...
This dissertation is an investigation into the relation between mind and language from different per...
I will defend the claim that we need to differentiate between thinking and reasoning in order to mak...
This paper considers one aspect of the relationship between language and thought, focusing on a theo...
The general goal of this dissertation is to clarify and discuss several topics that are, in some way...
Can we think without language? Two researchers from the University of Nevada – Christopher L. Heavey...
The ontogenesis of different types of thought. Language and motor behavior as non-specific manifesta...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 2006.The traditional, and still most common, view of the ...
I address here the question what sense to make of the idea that there can be thought prior to langua...
In this paper,1 I discuss Davidson’s ideas about the relationship between mind and language. First, ...
This dissertation has the aim of accomplishing a study of the relation between thought and language,...
peer reviewedI will defend the claim that we need to differentiate between thinking and reasoning in...
http://dx.doi.org/10.5007/1808-1711.2012v16n3p489 Diana Pérez (2005) criticizes Davidson’s argument...
In this paper I argue that language does not and cannot comprehensively encapsulate thought and the ...
Diana Pérez (2005) criticizes Davidson’s argument for the thesis that there is no thought without la...
A relação entre pensamento e linguagem é um problema filosófico tradicional que tem sido objeto de d...
This dissertation is an investigation into the relation between mind and language from different per...
I will defend the claim that we need to differentiate between thinking and reasoning in order to mak...
This paper considers one aspect of the relationship between language and thought, focusing on a theo...
The general goal of this dissertation is to clarify and discuss several topics that are, in some way...
Can we think without language? Two researchers from the University of Nevada – Christopher L. Heavey...
The ontogenesis of different types of thought. Language and motor behavior as non-specific manifesta...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 2006.The traditional, and still most common, view of the ...
I address here the question what sense to make of the idea that there can be thought prior to langua...