明达语言维度观及其哲学关照

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《明达语言维度观及其哲学关照》主要内容简介：2003年之前的某一天，我约见有意报考我名下做博士候选人的王爱华。那时，我受石坚院长之邀正在四川大学外国语学院作短期讲学。我们在川大校园里用英语交谈了约半个小时，意在测试她的口语能力。我想，博士免不了有一天与外国同行进行学术交流，没有口头表达能力，学术平起平坐的交流就被自己取消了。

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中文导论Chapter 1 Introduction  1．1 Introductory remarks  1．2 The object of this study    1．2．1 The etymology of ML    1．2．2 The language system    1．2．3 The incompleteness of the previous definitions of ML    1．2．4 The definition of ML for this study    1．2．5 The notions of OL and metalinguality    1．2．6 Some examples of ML phenomena  1．3 Rationale for the study  1．4 Objectives of this study  1．5 Some methodological preliminaries  1．6 The organization of the dissertationChapter 2 Previous approaches to ML  2．1 The philosophical approach    2．1．1 The reflexivity of language    2．1．2 The didymous relation between ML and OL  2．2 The linguistic approach    2．2．1 The pervasiveness of ML in language      2.2.2  Metalinguistic consciousness      2.2.3  ML's functioning  2.3  Comments on the previous approaches to ML      2.3.1   Contributions      2.3.2  Limitations and inspirations   2.4  SummaryChapter 3  The dimension view of ML   3.1  Introduction   3.2  The most basic requirement of metalinguality      3.2.1  Russell's view on linguistic reflexivity      3.2.2  The most basic requirement of metalingua!ity   3.3  Metalinguality in language      3.3.1  Metalinguality in linguistic sounds      3.3.2  Metalinguality in syntax      3.3.3  Metalinguality in words      3.3.4  The metalinguistic power embedded in a linguistic sign      3.3.5  Summary   3.4  Metalinguality in speech      3.4.1 ML use as a dynamic process of metalinguistic operation      3.4.2 ML use displaying an explicit/implicit scale      3.4.3 ML use occurring in all language use      3.4.4 Summary   3.5  Conclusion: language and speech anchored in metalinguality       3.5.1  Summary       3.5.2  Philosophical implicationsChapter 4  Another argument for metalinguality in                 speech: ML's rescuing language from its                 imperfection   4. 1  Language imperfection      4. 1.1   Incapacity of language      4. 1.2  Fallacies, errors and indeterminacy in language   4. 2  The philosophers' rescue of language from its imperfection      4. 2. 1  Rescuing imperfect language by Locke      4. 2.2  Rescuing imperfect language by analytic philosophers   4.3  ML and self-rescue of language      4. 3.1   ML as rescuing devices and the Hegelian dialectic      4. 3.2  ML rescuing the linearity and one-dimension of language      4. 3.3  ML rescuing the discreteness and contractedness of language      4. 3.4  ML rescuing the finiteness of language      4. 3, 5  ML rescuing the indeterminacy of language      4. 3. 6  ML rescuing the fallacies and errors in language   4.4  Conclusion: both metalinguality and remediable           language imperfection as necessary dimensions of           language      4. 4. 1   Summary and conclusion      4. 4. 2  Philosophical implicationsChapter 5  Metalinguality in human mind   5.1  The notion of mind   5.2  The controversial issue about mind and language     5.2. 1  The identity view     5.2. 2  The separability view     5.2. 3  The inseparability view     5.2.4  Conclusion  5.3  Human mind is linguistic (1) : biological arguments  5.4  Human mind is linguistic (2) : metaphysical arguments  5.5  Do human beings think in mentalese or natural language?  5.6  Metalinguistic link between mentalese and NL      5.6.1   Approximation between mentalese and NL      5.6.2  Metalinguality linking mentalese and NL  5.7  How human mind works: metalinguistic operations on NL      5.7. 1  The workplace hypothesis      5.7.2  The active-symbol hypothesis      5.7.3  The active-passive-symbol hypothesis      5.7.4  Summary  5.8  Conclusion      5.8. 1  Metalinguality of human mind      5.8.2  Philosophical implicationsChapter 6  ML and reality   6. 1  The notion of reality   6. 2  ML dimension empowering language to be constructive      6. 2. 1   What is constructivism?      6. 2. 2  The constructive power of ML dimension  6.3  ML and constructive reality     6. 3. 1  Cookie-cutter reality by global ML     6. 3.2  Mangrove-effect reality     6. 3.3  Constructive realities accumulated by local ML     6. 3.4  The thing-in-itself, dimensions of reality and constructive reality  6.4  Conclusion and philosophical implications      6.4. 1   Conclusion      6.4. 2  Philosophical implications of the relationship between language               and realityChapter 7  Conclusion   7.1  Contributions of the study   7.2  Theoretical and philosophical implications of the study   7.3  Limitations of the study and suggestions for future workBibliography

内容概要

王爱华，重庆忠县人，四川成都电子科技大学外国语学院副教授，中西语言哲学研究会理事、会员，英语语言文学硕士研究生导师。1999年获西南师范大学英语语言文学硕士学位；2007年获广东外语外贸大学外国语言学及应用语言学博士学位。2008年—2009年在美国加州大学伯克利分校访学。主要研究方向为语言哲学、理论语言学、语用学、心智哲学。在《外语教学与研究》《外语学刊》等杂志发表文章名篇。

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