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Ideational Theories

  • Siobhan Chapman and Christopher Routledge
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Key Ideas in Linguistics and the Philosophy of Language
This chapter is in the book Key Ideas in Linguistics and the Philosophy of Language
© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh

© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Preface vii
  4. Acknowledgements ix
  5. Notes on Contributors x
  6. Acceptability/Grammaticality 1
  7. Adequacy 2
  8. Ambiguity/Vagueness 3
  9. Analytic Philosophy 4
  10. Analytic/Synthetic 11
  11. Artificial Intelligence 14
  12. Behaviourism 17
  13. Cognitivism 21
  14. Compositionality 24
  15. Connotation/Denotation 25
  16. Continuity 26
  17. Conventional Meaning 28
  18. Conversation Analysis 29
  19. Corpora 36
  20. Correspondence Theory 42
  21. Creativity 43
  22. Deconstruction 44
  23. Deduction/Induction 47
  24. Definite Descriptions 54
  25. Descriptivism 57
  26. (Critical) Discourse Analysis 58
  27. Distinctive Features 65
  28. Emic/Etic 66
  29. Empiricism/Rationalism 67
  30. Feminism 74
  31. Generative Phonology 77
  32. Generative Semantics 78
  33. Glossematics 79
  34. Holism 81
  35. Ideational Theories 84
  36. Implicature 86
  37. Indeterminacy 92
  38. Innateness 96
  39. Integrationism 97
  40. Intentionality 100
  41. Intuition 103
  42. Language Games 106
  43. Language of Thought 110
  44. Langue/Parole 113
  45. Linguistic Relativity 116
  46. Linguistic Variable 119
  47. Logic 120
  48. Logical Form 127
  49. Logical Positivism 128
  50. Mentalism 130
  51. Metaphor 131
  52. Minimalism 134
  53. Modality 138
  54. Model-theoretic Semantics 139
  55. Names 142
  56. Nonnatural Meaning 144
  57. Optimality Theory 145
  58. Ordinary Language Philosophy 149
  59. Performative 155
  60. Phoneme 156
  61. Politeness 157
  62. Political Correctness 161
  63. Port-Royal Logic 163
  64. Possible World Semantics 164
  65. Poststructuralism 170
  66. Presupposition 173
  67. Private Language 179
  68. Propositional Attitudes 181
  69. Propositions 185
  70. Prototype 186
  71. Psychoanalysis 189
  72. Relevance Theory 193
  73. Sense Data 199
  74. Sense/Reference 200
  75. Signs and Semiotics 205
  76. Situational Semantics 209
  77. Speech Act Theory 212
  78. Structuralism 219
  79. Systemic-Functional Grammar 225
  80. Transformational-Generative Grammar 232
  81. Truth Theories 238
  82. Truth Value 244
  83. Type/Token 246
  84. Universal Grammar 247
  85. Use/Mention 250
  86. Index 253
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780748631421-033

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Preface vii
  4. Acknowledgements ix
  5. Notes on Contributors x
  6. Acceptability/Grammaticality 1
  7. Adequacy 2
  8. Ambiguity/Vagueness 3
  9. Analytic Philosophy 4
  10. Analytic/Synthetic 11
  11. Artificial Intelligence 14
  12. Behaviourism 17
  13. Cognitivism 21
  14. Compositionality 24
  15. Connotation/Denotation 25
  16. Continuity 26
  17. Conventional Meaning 28
  18. Conversation Analysis 29
  19. Corpora 36
  20. Correspondence Theory 42
  21. Creativity 43
  22. Deconstruction 44
  23. Deduction/Induction 47
  24. Definite Descriptions 54
  25. Descriptivism 57
  26. (Critical) Discourse Analysis 58
  27. Distinctive Features 65
  28. Emic/Etic 66
  29. Empiricism/Rationalism 67
  30. Feminism 74
  31. Generative Phonology 77
  32. Generative Semantics 78
  33. Glossematics 79
  34. Holism 81
  35. Ideational Theories 84
  36. Implicature 86
  37. Indeterminacy 92
  38. Innateness 96
  39. Integrationism 97
  40. Intentionality 100
  41. Intuition 103
  42. Language Games 106
  43. Language of Thought 110
  44. Langue/Parole 113
  45. Linguistic Relativity 116
  46. Linguistic Variable 119
  47. Logic 120
  48. Logical Form 127
  49. Logical Positivism 128
  50. Mentalism 130
  51. Metaphor 131
  52. Minimalism 134
  53. Modality 138
  54. Model-theoretic Semantics 139
  55. Names 142
  56. Nonnatural Meaning 144
  57. Optimality Theory 145
  58. Ordinary Language Philosophy 149
  59. Performative 155
  60. Phoneme 156
  61. Politeness 157
  62. Political Correctness 161
  63. Port-Royal Logic 163
  64. Possible World Semantics 164
  65. Poststructuralism 170
  66. Presupposition 173
  67. Private Language 179
  68. Propositional Attitudes 181
  69. Propositions 185
  70. Prototype 186
  71. Psychoanalysis 189
  72. Relevance Theory 193
  73. Sense Data 199
  74. Sense/Reference 200
  75. Signs and Semiotics 205
  76. Situational Semantics 209
  77. Speech Act Theory 212
  78. Structuralism 219
  79. Systemic-Functional Grammar 225
  80. Transformational-Generative Grammar 232
  81. Truth Theories 238
  82. Truth Value 244
  83. Type/Token 246
  84. Universal Grammar 247
  85. Use/Mention 250
  86. Index 253
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