All at sea in semantic space : Churchland on meaning similarity
@article{Fodor1999AllAS,
title={All at sea in semantic space : Churchland on meaning similarity},
author={J. Fodor and E. Lepore},
journal={The Journal of Philosophy},
year={1999},
volume={96},
pages={381-403}
}Critique de la notion de similarite du contenu qui caracterise les theories semantiques contemporaines. Mettant en evidence la non-pertinence de l'idee de similarite du point de vue des theories de la signification, l'A. refute l'entreprise de reconstruction conceptuelle developpee par P. Churchland et montre que celle-ci se reduit a une sorte d'ignoratio elenchi (argument par ignorance). Examinant les conditions de satisfaction, ainsi que les criteres de la compositionnalite, de la traduction… CONTINUE READING
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