Lexicon of Arguments

 

2
Meaning Theory/Interpretibility/Foster: a meaning Theorymust be interpretive, i.e. the reference of the expressions must be clear.
>Meaning theory, >Reference, >Meaning.
I 3
Interpretability: is obtained in that the expressions of the object language are determined by structural descriptions (sounds, characters).
Structural descriptions: Names concatenated with a predicate or a function expression - (but only physically, therefore no meaning is provided).
I 3
Interpretability: the assignment of two lists is not sufficient for the identification of the reference.
>Lists, >Order.
I 5
To enable interpretability, the meaning theory must be in the same language as the object sentences.
I 10
Interpretation/Meaning Theory/Foster: the interpretation is done by a localization of every sentence in the network of language by truth conditions. We obtain truth conditions through the structure of the sentence. This leads quasi to the interpretation of the whole language from the perspective of a sentence.
>Truth conditions.