Explores the principles of contextualism in language, focusing on how meaning is shaped by context.
Provides a comprehensive framework for understanding contextualist semantics and pragmatics.
Examines the role of context in determining the meaning of utterances.
Analyzes different types of context, including linguistic, situational, and background knowledge.
Discusses the implications of contextualism for traditional theories of meaning.
Offers insights into the relationship between language, thought, and communication.
Presents a clear and accessible account of complex linguistic concepts.
Suitable for students and scholars in linguistics, philosophy of language, and cognitive science.