Search Results - "Lepore, Ernie"

Pointing things out: in defense of attention and coherence by Stojnić, Una, Stone, Matthew, Lepore, Ernie

“…Nowak and Michaelson (Linguist Philos, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10988-019-09266-7 , 2019 ) have done us the service of presenting direct and clear worries…”
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Slurring Words by Anderson, Luvell, Lepore, Ernie

“…Philosophers and linguists are increasingly turning their attention to the lexical category of slurs, expressions that target groups based on race,…”
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What Did You Call Me? Slurs as Prohibited Words by Anderson, Luvell, Lepore, Ernie

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Change Don’t Come Easy: Nonnegotiable Meanings by Stojnić, Una, Lepore, Ernie

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Inescapable articulations: Vessels of lexical effects by Stojnić, Una, Lepore, Ernie

“…Slurs carry a potential to offend that their neutral counterparts do not. The predominant strategy for explaining this difference has been to hardwire these…”
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CONVENTION BEFORE COMMUNICATION by Lepore, Ernie, Stone, Matthew

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Semantics, Coherence, and Intentions: Reply to Carston, Collins and Hawthorne by Lepore, Ernie, Stone, Matthew

“…Lepore and Stone respond to the reviews essays presented in this volume focusing on the following work: Ernie Lepore and Matthew Stone. (2015). Imagination and…”
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Discourse and logical form: pronouns, attention and coherence by Stojnić, Una, Stone, Matthew, Lepore, Ernie

“…Traditionally, pronouns are treated as ambiguous between bound and demonstrative uses. Bound uses are non-referential and function as bound variables, and…”
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Presupposition and Context Sensitivity by Lepore, Ernie, Sennet, Adam

“…We argue there is a clash between the standard treatments of context sensitivity and presupposition triggering. We use this criticism to motivate a defense of…”
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Against Metaphorical Meaning by Lepore, Ernie, Stone, Matthew

“…The commonplace view about metaphorical interpretation is that it can be characterized in traditional semantic and pragmatic terms, thereby assimilating…”
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The breadth of semantics: reply to critics by Lepore, Ernie, Stone, Matthew

“…In our 2015 book Imagination and Convention, we explore the scope and limits of linguistic knowledge in semantics and pragmatics for natural language. We draw…”
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DEIXIS (EVEN WITHOUT POINTING) by Stojnic, Una, Stone, Matthew, Lepore, Ernie

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De Ray: On the Boundaries of the Davidsonian Semantic Programme by Kirk-Giannini, Cameron Domenico, Lepore, Ernie

“…Greg Ray (2014) believes he has discovered a crucial oversight in Donald Davidson's semantic programme, recognition of which paves the way for a novel approach…”
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Fodor and demonstratives in LOT by Stojnić, Una, Lepore, Ernie

“…In this paper, we consider a range of puzzles for demonstratives in the language of thought we had raised in our last philosophical conversation we had with…”
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Truth and meaning redux by Lepore, Ernie, Ludwig, Kirk

“…In this paper, we defend Davidson's program in truth-theoretical semantics against recent criticisms by Scott Soames. We argue that Soames has misunderstood…”
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Slurring Words 1 by Anderson, Luvell, Lepore, Ernie

“…Increasingly philosophers (and linguists) are turning their attention to slurs--a lexical category not much explored in the past. This paper proposes that…”
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Slurring Wordsl by ANDERSON, Luvell, LEPORE, Ernie

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Saying and Agreeing by LEPORE, ERNIE, SENNET, ADAM

“…No semantic theory is complete without an account of context sensitivity. But there is little agreement over its scope and limits even though everyone invokes…”
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Brandom Beleaguered by FODOR, JERRY, LEPORE, ERNIE

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On an Alleged Connection Between Indirect Speech and the Theory of Meaning by CAPPELEN, HERMAN, LEPORE, ERNIE

“…: A semantic theory T for a language L should assign content to utterances of sentences of L. One common assumption is that T will assign p to some S of L just…”
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