William Salmon (University of Minnesota-Duluth) introduces us to different aspects of meaning, as studied by linguists and philosophers. He tells us about the difference between the literal meaning of a sentence someone says, and what they intend to convey by using that sentence at that particular time.
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William Salmon (University of Minnesota-Duluth) introduces us to different aspects of meaning, as studied by linguists and philosophers. He tells us about the difference between the literal meaning of a sentence someone says, and what they intend to convey by using that sentence at that particular time. 
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