O internalismo semântico de Chomsky e suas críticas à semântica extensional
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https://doi.org/10.18012/arf.2016.40774Keywords:
Internalismo semântico, pragmática, Filosofia da Linguagem, Filosofia da Linguística.Abstract
Neste artigo proponho uma discussão sobre as críticas de Noam Chomsky à semântica extensional e como o internalismo chomskiano está estreitamente relacionado ao programa de investigação gerativista. O argumento central aqui apresentado é que o que faz essa interpretação extremamente coerente é a distinção de Chomsky entre uma semântica internalista e pragmática.
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