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Communication and Language

oriented "pragmatics" of language, has created a view of linguistics that has for most of this century misdirected many of the best minds in the field. Three areas of scholarly concern are central to this line of argument. The first is semiotics, whose aim it is to associate signs with meanings, not with material objects nor with mental ideas, but with meanings as they shape our dialogues and permit the effective interpretation of our