Language, Logic, and Concepts: Essays in Memory of John Macnamara by Jackendoff, Ray; Bloom, Paul & Wynn, Karen; editors: - (1999)

Minor rubbing, VG., dustwrapper. Textual tables. Cognitive Psychology MIT Press Cambridge [MA] (1999) orig. cloth 23x15cm, xxviii,470 pp Contains 17 papers. Includes: R. Kearney: "Language and Nationalism"; A. Gupta: "Meaning and Misconceptions"; M.Mikkai: "On Structuralism in Mathematics"; R. Jackendoff: "The Natural Logic of Rights and Obligations";S. McCall: "Deliberation Reasons and Explanations"; D.R. Olson: "Truth and Its Negation: Mcnamara's Analysis of the Place of Logic in a Cognitive Psychology"; S. Prasada: "Names of Things and Stuff: An Aristotelian Perspective"; S. Davis: "The Unity of Science and the Distinction among Syntax, Semantics, and Pragmatics"; L.M.P. McPherson: "Scientific Theories That Unconceal Being: Intentions and Conceptions in Their Genesis"; S. Pinker & A. Prince: "The Nature of Human Concepts: Evidence from an Unusual Source"; M. Gopnik: "Some Evidence for Impaired Grammars"; P. Bloom: "The Role of Semantics in Solving the Bootstrapping Problem"; S. Carey & F. Xu: "Sortals and Kinds: An Appreciation of John Macnamara"; D.G.Hall: "Semantics and the Acquisition of Proper Names"; Y. Oshima-Takane: " The Learning of First and Second Person Pronouns in English"; F.W. Lawvere: "Kinship and Mathematical Categories"; M.L.P. Reyes; J. Macnamara;G.E. Reyes & H. Zolfaghari: "Count Nouns, Mass Nouns, and Their Transformations: A Unified Category-Theoretic Semantics".