The metaphysics market 2 Billing language as behavioural
Abstract
This is the second of a series of studies in which prototypical conceptions of language are subversively turned inside out. It has to be read in tandem with the first, The Metaphysics Market: 1 Merchandizing Language as Matter (= SPIL and SPIL PLUS 14. 1989). I would like to thank Walter Winckler for contributing generously to the present study too.Downloads
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