Philosophy of Language in Philosophical Language

Our philosophers' interest in language parallels the interest of Western philosophers in language. Although Macit Gökberk, in particular, tried to consider language in the context of social relations; In fact, he understood the linguistic problems of the newly established Republican Turkey from social relations. Bedia Akarsu, on the other hand, understood the method applied by Western philosophers to language and chose Humboldt as her subject. HE. Naci Soykan addressed the problem with his own terms, and while doing this, he polemicized with Western philosophers and as a result, he preferred to look at language from the Western perspective. While Taylan Altuğ put forward most of his language studies by evaluating Western philosophers, Erkut Sezgin also felt the need to comply with this tradition. Although Sezgin stands at an interesting point in terms of relating language to practice and all kinds of action processes, he did not prefer to address language in terms of anthropology, sociology and psychology, as is the case with all our philosophers. It is possible to say the same problem for Nermi Uygur, whom we discussed in the second part....

History was in the 1920s and 1930s, when Soviet philosophers of language rolled up their sleeves to establish a Marxist philosophy of language: Bakhtin, Jakopson, Voloshinov The last three articles of the first part of the book were devoted to studies establishing the connection of the problem with Marxism. This method was used both to make comparisons and to leave more material on the subject of language. Analytical philosophy; It is known that Marxism has a general stance against the habit of segregation. Thinking and handling the real and the rational separately from each other is not a logic that M.Cornforth, like others, will accept. By applying the dialectical method to language, both Cornforth, Stalin, and especially Voloshinov, differ from the philosophers of language who look at the problem with a subjective individualist or abstract objectivist method. According to the Marxist perspective, looking analytically means breaking down the phenomenon or object and dealing with only a part of it, moreover, by bracketing its relationship with other elements... Philosophical Philosophy of Language reopens these brackets.

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Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

First Print Year: 2018

Number of Pages: 270

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