Embodied Demonstratives: A Reply to Wu

The Embodied Dynamism of Moral Becoming: Reply to Haidt (2010).

Jon Haidt (2001) has done a great service to the field of moral psychology by drawing our attention to the importance of intuition in moral evaluation. He has proposed provocative new models and hypotheses that can be tested in experimental situations and has inspired additional models and theories about intuition. But there is much more work to be done. Here are four things that need deep stud...

We-ness, Embodied Simulation, and Psychoanalysis: Reply to Commentaries

First of all I would like to thank Robert Emde and Bruce Reis for their insightful reading of my paper and the kind appreciation they both showed for some of the ideas I put forward in it. More generally, I particularly appreciated their open-minded critical evaluation of the potential relevance of developmental psychology and neuroscience for the progress of psychoanalytic thought. For sake of...

Annotating Korean Demonstratives

This paper presents preliminary work on a corpus-based study of Korean demonstratives. Through the development of an annotation scheme and the use of spoken and written corpora, we aim to determine different functions of demonstratives and to examine their distributional properties. Our corpus study adopts similar features of annotation used in Botley and McEnery (2001) and provides some lingui...

A Problem in Avicennas View on the Origination of the Soul and a Reply to It

Demonstratives as individual concepts

Using a version of situation semantics, this article argues that bare and complex demonstratives are interpreted as individual concepts.