11月06日：Martin Stokhof教授学术讲座：“Intuitions and Competence in Formal Semantics”
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时间：2015-11-02
北京大学分析哲学研究中心与北京大学外国哲学研究所延请荷兰阿姆斯特丹大学哲学教授Martin Stokhof博士于2015年11月06日（周五）15:00进行学术报告，详细讲座信息如下：
Professor Martin Stokhof (ILLC/Department of Philosophy, University of Amsterdam & Department of Philosophy, Tsinghua University)
于2015年11月06日（星期五）15:00将报告：
“Intuitions and Competence in Formal Semantics” (“形式语义学中的直觉与能力”)
报告和讨论地点：
北京大学外国哲学研究所（老化学楼）227室
报告内容摘要：
An intuitions-based methodology has been a defining characteristic of formal semantics throughout its inception up to its development into a separate discipline. And although other methodologies are increasingly being used today, it is still an important way in which formal semanticists practice their trade. In this talk we take a critical look at the core assumptions underlying the intuitions-based methodology, tracing among other things its connections with the role of the concept of competence as developed in the generative tradition. We argue that within the framework of its own assumptions an intuitions-based methodology is internally incoherent, and that therefore either one or more of these assumptions, or the reliance on intuitions, or perhaps both have to be given up. Finally we will explore the consequences of such a move for the conception of semantics as such.
（讲座大纲与相关阅读材料将在报告现场分发）
Professor Martin Stokhof (ILLC/Department of Philosophy, University of Amsterdam & Department of Philosophy, Tsinghua University)
于2015年11月06日（星期五）15:00将报告：
“Intuitions and Competence in Formal Semantics” (“形式语义学中的直觉与能力”)
报告和讨论地点：
北京大学外国哲学研究所（老化学楼）227室
报告内容摘要：
An intuitions-based methodology has been a defining characteristic of formal semantics throughout its inception up to its development into a separate discipline. And although other methodologies are increasingly being used today, it is still an important way in which formal semanticists practice their trade. In this talk we take a critical look at the core assumptions underlying the intuitions-based methodology, tracing among other things its connections with the role of the concept of competence as developed in the generative tradition. We argue that within the framework of its own assumptions an intuitions-based methodology is internally incoherent, and that therefore either one or more of these assumptions, or the reliance on intuitions, or perhaps both have to be given up. Finally we will explore the consequences of such a move for the conception of semantics as such.
（讲座大纲与相关阅读材料将在报告现场分发）