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Davidson views language as a human activity, not an abstract system of formal rules. His criteria of success are related to accounting for human linguistic behavior. Why would you want to take a theory of truth to be a theory of meaning, instead of just providing a theory of meaning?- Extensionalism
- Circularity
- There are no meanings.
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