PHILOS 23

Meaning and Communication

Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Theory of meaning and its relationship to philosophy more generally; nature, origins, and acquisition of language. Additional topics may include nonlinguistic and nonhuman systems of communication; theories of interpretation in law, literature, and art; use of theoretical terms in science. P/NP or letter grading.

Units: 5.0
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Joshua Armstrong

Overall Rating 2.9
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Fall 2019 - This class is ridiculously hard to understand, and explanations from the teacher or TA make it more difficult. Do not take this class if you have Kim as a TA.

Alexis Burgess

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Samuel Cumming

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