Speech Acts: An Essay in the Philosophy of Language
In 'Speech Acts,' John R. Searle presents a seminal essay on the philosophy of language, focusing on how linguistic expressions function as actions. This used book in good condition provides a clear exploration of speech theory, essential for students and scholars of philosophy and linguistics.
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Speech Acts: An Essay in the Philosophy of Language by John R. Searle examines key concepts in linguistic philosophy. The work addresses the performative nature of language and its role in communication.
This used book in good condition offers insights into how words can constitute actions, such as promising or asserting. Searle's analysis builds on earlier theories to clarify the structure of speech.
Readers interested in the intersection of language and meaning will find this essay essential for understanding philosophical inquiries into expression and intent.
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