One work of this title discusses amoebic pseudopodia in order to disprove Bertrand Russell's static behaviorism and was written by Ferdinand Schiller.
One work of this title discusses amoebic pseudopodia in order to disprove Bertrand Russell's static behaviorism and was written by Ferdinand Schiller. Another work by this title presents metaphor as an excuse for "smuggling in" the wholeness of an experience and it describes all thinking as a form of sorting. Another work entitled this states that "rigid desginators" are a result of the division of labor within linguistics and that every "vector" of description of the title concept contains four components. One work arranges objects, thoughts, and symbols into the "semantic triangle" while another argues that the title concept is primarily composed of "natural kind" terms and contributed to the causal theory of reference of its author and Saul Kripke. Entitling a work that states that languages is the most important instrument of civilization written by I.A. Richards and C.K. Ogden, for 10 points, identify this title also shared by a 1975 Hillary Putnam work about Twin Earth.
One work of this title discusses amoebic pseudopodia in order to disprove Bertrand Russell's static behaviorism and was written by Ferdinand Schiller.
The {Meaning of Meaning}