Radical interpretation is a concept in the philosophy of language and epistemology, primarily associated with the work of philosopher Donald Davidson. It refers to the process of interpreting a speaker's language and intentions without presupposing any common ground or shared beliefs between the interpreter and the speaker. This approach aims to understand meaning and communication in a situation where one has no prior knowledge of the language or the beliefs of the speaker.
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