Psychologism and conceptual semantics
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (6):682-683 (2003)
| Abstract | Psychologism is the attempt to account for the necessary truths of mathematics in terms of contingent psychological facts. It is widely regarded as a fallacy. Jackendoff's view of reference and truth entails psychologism. Therefore, he needs to either provide a defense of the doctrine, or show that the charge doesn't apply. | |||||||||
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