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Kant and the Platypus: Essays on Language and Cognition
by Umberto Eco
January 1, 1997Mariner Books480 pagesNo grades yet
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"The history of research into the philosophy of language is full of men (who are rational and mortal animals), bachelors (who are unmarried adult males), and tigers (though it is not clear whether we should define them as feline mammals or big cats with a yellow coat and black stripes)."
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