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Contents
Preface
Introduction: Where has the Philosophy of Language Gone Wrong?
Part I. Why Natuaral Languages Are Not and Should Not Be Represented as Formal Languages
Chapter 1. Natural Languages Cannot Be Formal Languages: The Lexicon
Chapter 2. Natural Languages Cannot Be Formal Languages: The Logical Structure
Part II. The Lexicon, Explanations, and Productivity
Chapter 3. Lexical Meanings as Explanatory Schemes
Chapter 4. Key Issues in Theories of Language
Part III. Explanation, the Productive Lexicon, and Limitations on Understanding Understanding
Chapter 5. Homo Sapiens = Homo Explanans
Chapter 6. Is the Human Mind Partially Inscrutable?
References
Index
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