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The document discusses how certain words in English have referential properties rather than inherent meaning, referring to other things to derive meaning. It provides the example of the words "he" and "him" in the text, which refer to Hermann Ebbinghaus, the German philosopher who pioneered the experimental study of memory in the 1870s. Understanding what these referring words point to is necessary to comprehend the context around the study of memory described in the passage.
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- 2. CERTAIN ÍTEMS OF LANGUAGE IN ENGLISH HAVE THE PROPERTY OF REFERENCE. THAT IS, THEY DO NOT HAVE MEANING THEMSELVES, BUT THEY REFER TO SOMETHING ELSE FOR THEIR MEANING.
- 3. The scientific study of memory began in the carly 1870s when a German philosopher. Hermann Ebbinghaus, came up with the revolutionary idea that memory could be studied experimentally. In doing so he broke away from a 200- year-old tradition that firmly assigned the study of memory to the philosopher rather than to the scientist. He argued that the philosophers had come up with a wide ranger of possible interpretations of memory but had produced no way of deciding which amongst these theories offered the best explanation of memory. He aimed to collect objective experimental evidence of the way in which memory worked in the hope that this would allow him to choose between the various theories. IN THIS TEXT “HE” AND “ HIM” REFERS TO “HERMANN EBBINGHAUS”. IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND THE TEXT, YOU NEED TO KNOW WHAT THESE WORDS REFER TO IN THE TEXT.
- 4. FOR EXAMPLE: Thomas A. Edison invented the Ligth bulb, he also said that genious is 1% inspirations, 99% perspiration. The referent in this example is the “he” located after the period, and it spare us necessity of saying his name again .