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Semantics (Philosophy)

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Introduction to semantics

Rudolf Carnap

1959

There are two errors in the title of this book

Robert M. Martin

2002

Semantics; an interdisciplinary reader in philosophy, linguistics and psychology

Danny D. Steinberg

1971

What is thought?

Eric B. Baum

2003

Algebraic semantics in language and philosophy

Godehard Link

1998

Realms of meaning

Philip Henry Phenix

1964

Pragmatics and natural language understanding

Georgia M. Green

1996

Meaning and translation

Franz Guenthner

1978

Readings in the philosophy of language

Charles Travis, Jay F. Rosenberg

1971

Preliminary studies for the "Philosophical investigations"

Ludwig Wittgenstein

1958

Meaning and speech acts

Daniel Vanderveken

1990

Why does language matter to philosophy?

Ian Hacking

1975

Speech acts

John R. Searle

1989

Philosophische Untersuchungen

Ludwig Wittgenstein

1953 ★ 4.8

Word and object

Willard Van Orman Quine

1960

Semantics

Kelly Thurman

1960

Philosophische Bemerkungen

Ludwig Wittgenstein

1975

The measurement of meaning

Osgood, Charles Egerton., Percy Tannenbaum, Charles E Osgood et al.

1957

Has semantics rested on a mistake?

Howard K. Wettstein

1991

The semantic foundations of logic

Richard L. Epstein

1994

The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms: Volume 4

Ernst Cassirer

1996

Making it explicit

Robert Brandom

1994

Habitations of the Word

William H. Gass

1985

Representation of the world

Arthur Melnick

1997

Logical foundations of probability

Rudolf Carnap

1950

Language and natural theology

Bowman L. Clarke

1966

Opera Aperta

Umberto Eco

1965 ★ 4.5

Race code war

Khari Enaharo

2003

Formal Semantics

Ronnie Cann

1993

The Logical foundations of cognition

John Macnamara

1994

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