Author: Koushik Mishra
Abstract: The philosophy of language investigates the nature of language, its functions, and its relation to human thought and reality. It explores fundamental questions about meaning, reference, truth, and the role of language in communication and cognition. This article examines key topics in the field, including the nature of linguistic meaning, the relationship between language and thought, the role of context in interpretation, and contemporary debates surrounding the philosophy of language. By synthesizing historical and modern perspectives, this paper provides a comprehensive overview of the philosophical underpinnings of linguistic inquiry. By examining themes like meaning, reference, truth, context, and the relationship between language and thought, philosophers have developed diverse perspectives that enrich our understanding of language’s role in shaping human experience. As new insights emerge from linguistics, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence, the philosophy of language will continue to evolve, offering fresh perspectives on enduring questions.
Keywords: Language, Artificial Intelligence, Human Communication, Philosophy, Natural, Conventional.
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