Volume 41, Issue 3

July 2022

Language and Worldviews / Guest Edited by Nathalie Gontier, Diana Couto, Matthieu Fontaine, Lorenzo Magnani and Selene Arfini

Issue Editor:

Nathalie Gontier

17 articles in this issue

Introduction: Language and Worldviews
Nathalie Gontier
Diana Couto
Selene Arfini
EditorialNotes 28 June 2022 Pages: 439 - 445
Correction: Introduction: Language and Worldviews
Nathalie Gontier
Diana Couto
Selene Arfini
Correction 15 July 2022 Pages: 447 - 448
Worldviews and World-Pictures. Avoiding the Myth of the Semantic Given
Alice Morelli
OriginalPaper 08 November 2021 Pages: 449 - 460
Language: The “Ultimate Artifact” to Build, Develop, and Update Worldviews
Lorenzo Magnani
Alger Sans Pinillos
Selene Arfini
OriginalPaper Open access 25 March 2021 Pages: 461 - 470
Space and Language in Conceptualizing Identity
Branimir Vukosav
Marijana Kresić Vukosav
OriginalPaper 23 October 2021 Pages: 471 - 482
Language and Its Limits: Meaning, Reference and the Ineffable in Buddhist Philosophy
Johan Blomberg
Przemysław Żywiczyński
OriginalPaper Open access 16 July 2021 Pages: 483 - 496
The Work of Words: Poetry, Language and the Dawn of Community
Ricardo Santos Alexandre
OriginalPaper 05 June 2021 Pages: 497 - 504
A Late Antique Rabbinic Discourse on the Linguistic (In-)determinacy of the Law
Eva Kiesele
OriginalPaper Open access 29 March 2022 Pages: 505 - 514
Not a Negation? A Logico-Philosophical Perspective on the Ugaritic Particles lā/ ’al
Cristina Barés Gómez
Matthieu Fontaine
OriginalPaper Open access 02 August 2021 Pages: 515 - 526
Compound Figures: A Multi-Channel View of Communication and Psychological Plausibility
Mihaela Popa-Wyatt
OriginalPaper Open access 10 June 2021 Pages: 527 - 538
From Body to Language: Gestural and Pantomimic Scenarios of Language Origin in the Enlightenment
Przemysław Żywiczyński
Sławomir Wacewicz
OriginalPaper Open access 13 March 2022 Pages: 539 - 549
“Good Savage” vs. “Bad Savage”. Discourse and Counter-Discourse on Primitive Language as a Reflex of English Colonialism
Gabriella Mazzon
OriginalPaper Open access 25 March 2021 Pages: 551 - 560
Darwin Puzzled? A Computer-assisted Analysis of Language in the Origin of Species
Bárbara Jiménez-Pazos
OriginalPaper 05 June 2021 Pages: 561 - 571
Language, Thought, and the History of Science
Carmela Chateau-Smith
OriginalPaper 13 October 2021 Pages: 573 - 586
Can There be Thought Without Words?—Donald Davidson on Language and Animal Minds
Diana Couto
OriginalPaper Open access 29 March 2022 Pages: 587 - 598
Animal Brains and the Work of Words: Daniel Dennett on Natural Language and the Human Mind
Sofia Miguens
OriginalPaper 15 April 2021 Pages: 599 - 607
Defining Communication and Language from Within a Pluralistic Evolutionary Worldview
Nathalie Gontier
OriginalPaper 30 June 2022 Pages: 609 - 622

Volume 41, Issue 3

Introduction: Language and Worldviews

Correction: Introduction: Language and Worldviews

Worldviews and World-Pictures. Avoiding the Myth of the Semantic Given

Language: The “Ultimate Artifact” to Build, Develop, and Update Worldviews

Space and Language in Conceptualizing Identity

Language and Its Limits: Meaning, Reference and the Ineffable in Buddhist Philosophy

The Work of Words: Poetry, Language and the Dawn of Community

A Late Antique Rabbinic Discourse on the Linguistic (In-)determinacy of the Law

Not a Negation? A Logico-Philosophical Perspective on the Ugaritic Particles lā/ ’al

Compound Figures: A Multi-Channel View of Communication and Psychological Plausibility

From Body to Language: Gestural and Pantomimic Scenarios of Language Origin in the Enlightenment

“Good Savage” vs. “Bad Savage”. Discourse and Counter-Discourse on Primitive Language as a Reflex of English Colonialism

Darwin Puzzled? A Computer-assisted Analysis of Language in the Origin of Species

Language, Thought, and the History of Science

Can There be Thought Without Words?—Donald Davidson on Language and Animal Minds

Animal Brains and the Work of Words: Daniel Dennett on Natural Language and the Human Mind

Defining Communication and Language from Within a Pluralistic Evolutionary Worldview

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