On Semantics and Saketa: Thoughts on a Neglected Problem with Buddhist Apoha Doctrine

Author: Arnold, Dan1

Source: Journal of Indian Philosophy, Volume 34, Number 5, October 2006 , pp. 415-478(64)

Publisher: Springer

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“...a theory of meaning for a particular language should be conceived by a philosopher as describing the practice of linguistic interchange by speakers of the language without taking it as already understood what it is to have a language at all: that is what, by imagining such a theory, we are trying to make explict." - Michael Dummer (2004: 31)

Document Type: Research article

DOI: 10.1007/s10781-006-9001-5

Affiliations: 1: Email: d-arnold@uchicago.edu

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