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Theory of Mind
Recognize that others have beliefs, thoughts and they can be changed.

Attention getting, pointing, looking in direction where others are looking.
2.
Communication-Intentionalists
Late Wittgenstein, Austin, Grice
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Formal Semantics people
Chomsky, Frege, Russell, early Wittgenstein
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Semantics versus communication
Formal semantics = words to be studied on their own. Meaning is something words sentences have innately.

Communication-Intentionalists = words must be studied with conjuction to meaning.

Brought up by Strawson's Logico Linguistic papers.

People generally study both ways.

1.	Theory of Mind	Recognize that others have beliefs, thoughts and they can be changed. Attention getting, pointing, looking in direction where others are looking.
2.	Communication-Intentionalists	Late Wittgenstein, Austin, Grice
3.	Formal Semantics people	Chomsky, Frege, Russell, early Wittgenstein
4.	Semantics versus communication	Formal semantics = words to be studied on their own. Meaning is something words sentences have innately. Communication-Intentionalists = words must be studied with conjuction to meaning. Brought up by Strawson's Logico Linguistic papers. People generally study both ways.