Beschreibung
Exploring the intricate landscape of modality, this work delves into the semantic theories that underpin our understanding of possibility, necessity, and contingency. With a keen focus on the philosophical implications, the author evaluates various frameworks that contribute to the nuanced discussions surrounding modal concepts.
Through a careful examination of linguistic expressions and their meanings, the author sheds light on how modality shapes our grasp of truth and reality. Engaging with both contemporary debates and classical perspectives, this book serves as a crucial resource for scholars and students eager to navigate the complexities of semantics in relation to modality.
Through a careful examination of linguistic expressions and their meanings, the author sheds light on how modality shapes our grasp of truth and reality. Engaging with both contemporary debates and classical perspectives, this book serves as a crucial resource for scholars and students eager to navigate the complexities of semantics in relation to modality.
Buchdetails
Format
Gebundene Ausgabe
Seiten
302 Seiten
Sprache
Englisch
Veröffentlicht
Mär 25, 2009
Verlag
Oxford University Press
Ausgaben
2 Ausgaben
ISBN-10
0199292426
ISBN-13
9780199292424
