Meaning, Expression and Thought (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy)

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One of the most venerable doctrines in the history of philosophy, linguistics, and psychology is the thesis that words are conventional signs of mental states, principally thoughts and ideas, and that meaning consists in their expression.

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