inferentialist

For a normative inferentialist like Brandom, for instance, this is the question of the relation between normative inferential role and truth conditional content, and he tries to show that the latter can be analysed in terms of the former.

The Normativity of Meaning and Content Glüer, Kathrin 2009

I think that inferentialist accounts, of whatever kind, and for all their good, fall short on all four points.

Archive 2007-01-01 Mike L 2007

But that implies the inadequacy of "inferentialist accounts" only if all such accounts be taken as intending a complete account of what actually goes on in DD.

Archive 2007-01-01 Mike L 2007

But that implies the inadequacy of "inferentialist accounts" only if all such accounts be taken as intending a complete account of what actually goes on in DD.

Siris on development of doctrine Mike L 2007

I think that inferentialist accounts, of whatever kind, and for all their good, fall short on all four points.

Siris on development of doctrine Mike L 2007

Recanati calls this view anti-inferentialist in that “communication is as direct as perception” (Recanati 2002: 109): the processing of the speaker's intentions is direct, automatic, and unreflective.

Defaults in Semantics and Pragmatics Jaszczolt, K. M. 2006

When Hegel declares the syllogism to be “the truth” of the judgment, he might be thought, as has been suggested by Robert Brandom, to be advocating a view somewhat akin to contemporary “inferentialist” approaches to semantics.

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Redding, Paul 2006