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Fixing Language: An Essay on Conceptual Engineering
Oxford: Oxford University Press (2018)
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Herman Cappelen investigates how language and other representational devices can go wrong, and how to fix them. We use language to understand and talk about the world, but what if our language has deficiencies that prevent it from playing that role? How can we revise our concepts, and what are the limits on revision?Author's Profile
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P107.C3843 2018
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0198814712 9780198814719 9780191852404
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