Beware of the emperor’s conceptual clothes: general linguistics must not be based on shaky dichotomies

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. General linguistics must be based on universals (or non-conventional aspects of language)
3. Comments
4. On doing theoretical linguistics
5. Beyond universals and particulars in language
6. Not everything is a theory
7. General linguistics and the nature of human language
8. (Non)conventional aspects of language and their relation to general linguistics
9. On the innate building blocks of language and scientific explanation
10. Analysis and falsifiability in practice
11. Beware of the emperor’s conceptual clothes: general linguistics must not be based on shaky dichotomies
12. Reply
13. How to tear down the walls that separate linguists: continuing the quest for clarity about general linguistics
14. Truthmaker-based content: syntactic, semantic, and ontological contexts