Language, Logic, and Conceptual Structure

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Language, Logic, and Conceptual Structure is a foundational work in cognitive science and linguistics that explores how language, logical form, and mental representation interact in the human mind.

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instanceOf book
work in cognitive science
work in linguistics
aim to clarify how language, logic, and conceptual structure interact in the human mind
approach interdisciplinary
theoretical
audience linguists
philosophers of language
philosophers of mind
researchers in cognitive science
students of semantics and logic
concernedWith cognitive underpinnings of linguistic competence
formal properties of language
interface between logic and natural language
structure of concepts
describedAs foundational work in cognitive science
foundational work in linguistics
theoretical study of language and cognition
examines how conceptual structures are mapped onto linguistic expressions
how logical form is related to natural language structure
how mental representations support reasoning with language
field cognitive science
linguistics
philosophy of language
philosophy of mind
focus how language encodes conceptual structure
how mental representations underlie linguistic expressions
interaction between language and thought
relationship between linguistic form and logical form
topic cognitive semantics
conceptual structure
formal semantics
language
logic
logical form
meaning
mental models
mental representation
representation of knowledge
semantics
syntax

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Ray Jackendoff notableWork Language, Logic, and Conceptual Structure