Linguistics and philosophy, while being two closely-related fields, are often approached with very different methodologies and frameworks. Bringing together a t

With input from a team of scholars, this book brings together linguistics and philosophy, empowering new conversations in the process.

The philosophy of language is central to the concerns of those working across semantics, pragmatics and cognition, as well as the philosophy of mind and ideas.

Includes contributions by R.M.W. Dixon - A method of semantic description; K.L. Hale - A note on a Walbiri tradition of antonymy, both listed separetely in bibl