Cognitive practices: human language and human knowledge

Cambridge, USA: Blackwell (1994)
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Abstract

How does human language contribute to the cognitive edge humans have over other species? This question eludes most current theories of language and knowledge. Incorporating research results in psychology and cutting a path through a broad range of philosophical debates, Nolan develops a strikingly original account of language acquisition which holds important implications for standard theories of language and the philosophical foundations of cognitive science

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Rita Nolan
State University of New York, Stony Brook

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