Publicado 2010-11-01
Palabras clave
- Significado,
- Normatividad,
- Evaluativo,
- Deóntico,
- Corrección
- Meaning,
- Normativity,
- Evaluative,
- Deontic,
- Correction
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Resumen
La tesis de la normatividad del significado ha recibido diversas formulaciones. Tras examinar dos clases de conceptos con los que se la ha caracterizado, los evaluativos y los deónticos, se descartan las objeciones que Glüer, Boghossian, Hattiangadi y otros han volcado contra la posibilidad de enunciarla en términos de condiciones de corrección.
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