A Review: From the Theory of Meaning to Inferentialism

            Brandom (1994), additionally, has contributed an inferential meaning in language use -- that is, playing a language game in life, speakers should be able to give and ask for reasons. His inferential theory has the potential to evade the objections made. He adds, clarifies, and makes a connection between language meaning and inference in the language games more explicitly.  Inferentialism encompasses all of language uniformly. Language is the defining characteristic of our being - thinking, concept-bearing, rational creatures that abide by the force of sound reasoning.

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Lycan, W. G. (2008). Philosophy of language: A contemporary introduction (2nd edition). Routledge.