Lexical Competence
“Lexical Competence” by Diego Marconi, published by MIT Press in 1997, is a scholarly exploration of human lexical competence, comprising 206 pages in English. The book proposes a dual picture of lexical abilities, distinguishing between inferential and referential capacities. It delves into classical issues within the philosophy of language and mind, addressing topics such as semantic holism, dual-factor theories, publicness, and verificationism.
Readers will find a thorough examination of the complexities surrounding language and cognition, as Marconi articulates his insights on how these elements interact. The text engages with significant philosophical discussions, making it relevant for those interested in linguistics, semantics, and the psychological aspects of language. This edition serves as a resource for educators and scholars alike, providing a detailed analysis of the interplay between language and thought.
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Proposes a dual picture of human lexical competence in which inferential and referential abilities are separate. Topics discussed in the text include classical issues in the philosophy of language and philosophy of mind such as semantic holism, dual-factor theories, publicness, and verificationism.
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