Denis Delfitto is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Verona. His publications concern the syntax of reference, quantification and issues of language change and language impairment. He researches the human capacity for language.Gaetano Fiorin is Assistant Professor of Linguistics and Logic at University College Utrecht and a researcher at the Utrecht Institute of Linguistics. His research areas are theoretical linguistics, experimental linguistics and the philosophy of language.

• syntax – semantics – grammar – perception – philosophy of perception – philosophy of mind – philosophy of language – percepts – concepts – propositions – reference – representation – belief – epistemology – phenomenology – verbs of perception – conscious experience – dualism – higher cognition – lower cognition

Denis Delfitto is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Verona. His publications concern the syntax of reference, quantification and issues of language change and language impairment. He researches the human capacity for language.Gaetano Fiorin is Assistant Professor of Linguistics and Logic at University College Utrecht and a researcher at the Utrecht Institute of Linguistics. His research areas are theoretical linguistics, experimental linguistics and the philosophy of language.

• syntax – semantics – grammar – perception – philosophy of perception – philosophy of mind – philosophy of language – percepts – concepts – propositions – reference – representation – belief – epistemology – phenomenology – verbs of perception – conscious experience – dualism – higher cognition – lower cognition

Denis Delfitto is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Verona. His publications concern the syntax of reference, quantification and issues of language change and language impairment. He researches the human capacity for language.Gaetano Fiorin is Assistant Professor of Linguistics and Logic at University College Utrecht and a researcher at the Utrecht Institute of Linguistics. His research areas are theoretical linguistics, experimental linguistics and the philosophy of language.

• syntax – semantics – grammar – perception – philosophy of perception – philosophy of mind – philosophy of language – percepts – concepts – propositions – reference – representation – belief – epistemology – phenomenology – verbs of perception – conscious experience – dualism – higher cognition – lower cognition