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PHIL 363 - Philosophy of Language

Topics in the philosophy of language such as meaning, truth, reference, speech acts, mental representations of syntax and semantics, psycholinguistics, and relations between logical and natural languages.

Prerequisites

0.50 units in PHIL

Corequisites

None

Antirequisites

None

Offerings

Fall 2023 [1239]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001427921 / 3514:30 - 15:50 T,Th

Fall 2022 [1229]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 00198240 / 40

Fall 2020 [1209]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 041876039 / 40 Jennifer Saul

Fall 2014 [1149]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001800228 / 4014:30 - 15:50 T,ThRCH 306David Andrew Van Bruwaene

Winter 2011 [1111]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001738924 / 4009:30 - 10:20 M,W,FRCH 204Timothy Kenyon

Winter 2008 [1081]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001200923 / 3513:30 - 14:20 M,W,FPAS 2083Nancy Davies

Winter 2007 [1071]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001468730 / 3513:30 - 14:20 M,W,FPAS 1229Gerry Callaghan

Winter 2005 [1051]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001193222 / 4011:00 - 12:20 T,Th,M,C Patricia Marino

Winter 2004 [1041]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001445629 / 4010:00 - 11:20 T,Th,P,H,Y Timothy Kenyon

Winter 2002 [1021]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001315311 / 4009:30 - 10:20 M,W,F,H,H Timothy Kenyon

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