Lexicon of Arguments

 Philosophical and Scientific Issues in Dispute
 
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I 144
Kripke/Dummett: (Pierre - Example, Londres Example, Pierre believes London to be ugly but Londres to be beautiful) a translation is no hypothesis, but a constitutive principle (public language instead of idiolect). - (DummettVsQuine: idiolect not a priority. > Idiolect/Quine).
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III (c) 145
Idiolect/DummettVs: Language is not a family of similar idiolects, but the speaker declares himself responsible of the common usages - without fully dominating them.
III (c) 150
The concept of Idiolect is important to explain variations, but idiolect can be explained by language, not vice versa.

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