Winston is a contemporary philosopher working in the philosophy of language, with contributions to debates concerning linguistic ontology and the individuation of linguistic tokens. Their work engages questions about how physical inscriptions relate to abstract linguistic types and how interpretive context affects token identity.
Analyzed the apparent multiplication of word-tokens arising from a single physical inscription under different readings
Contributed to debates on the type-token distinction in philosophy of language
Examined the relationship between interpretive context and linguistic ontology
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