Three notions of dynamicness in language

Linguistics and Philosophy 39 (4):333-355 (2016)
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Abstract

We distinguish three ways that a theory of linguistic meaning and communication might be considered dynamic in character. We provide some examples of systems which are dynamic in some of these senses but not others. We suggest that separating these notions can help to clarify what is at issue in particular debates about dynamic versus static approaches within natural language semantics and pragmatics.

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Daniel Rothschild
University College London
Seth Yalcin
University of California, Berkeley

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