Conceptual change and conceptual enrichment: a frame-based reconstruction of Austin’s theory of speech acts

Synthese 203 (1):1-24 (2023)
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In this article, I will use the frame-model to analyze different kinds of concept change. Mainly, I will use frames to distinguish between what I will call inter-conceptual change and intra-conceptual change as well as between conceptual structure change and conceptual content change. Further, I will introduce the notion of conceptual enrichment as opposed to conceptual change. To achieve these goals, I will expand the frame-model where necessary and exemplify the proposed extensions by means of a frame-based analysis of John L. Austin’s distinction between constative and performative utterances.

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