The Unity of Linguistic Meaning

Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (2011)
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Abstract

John Collins presents a new analysis of the problem of the unity of the proposition-how propositions can be both single things and complexes at the same time. He surveys previous investigations of the problem and offers his own novel and uniquely satisfying solution, which is defended from both philosophical and linguistic perspectives.

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