The aim of this essay is to elucidate the points of agreement and disagreement between the two fields of notions; at work in structural axiomatics (especially in Saussure) and in Husserl's Logische Untersuchungen, in defining language and discourse. The structural and phenomenological (logico-essentialistic) points of view are comparable although the polarities remain obviously irreducible. Concerning the nature of language, Husserl stresses the expressive function whereas Saussure describes language as the domain of articulations characterized by a heterogeneity constituting the intrinsic linguistic meaning. The linguistic sign, cornerstone of all thinking about language, is, according to an essentialistic vision, nothing but the mirror of...
The main historians from French discourse analysis are unanimous in declare that the discourse theor...
We propose in our thesis to give consistency to the philosophy of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, highlightin...
The Roman Jakobson’s criticism of the Saussurean langue/parole distinction, in his La théorie saussu...
The aim of this essay is to elucidate the points of agreement and disagreement between the two field...
This article, at first, aims to make a few reflections about the concept of linguistic sign postulat...
La thèse intitulée « Expression et expressivité. Éléments pour une problématique linguistique : l'Éc...
Aucune thèse n’a plus contribué à l’écho philosophique des linguistiques structurales, que la célèbr...
This paper analyses three different theories of meaning based on a binary model of the sign. The one...
This thesis consists in a compared and thorough epistemological analysis of the whole of Saussure's ...
The aim of the following paper is to show what problems Husserl's phenomenology poses in relation to...
abstract : Modern linguistic theory, from Saussure to Chomsky, exhibits a conceptual unease with res...
I am going to discuss the subject of the "double articulation" of language, starting from the well-k...
For the general public, as well as for many linguists, language is bound indissolubly to the human v...
This article is an attempt to reconstruct the concept of solidarity proposed by Hjelmslev to determi...
Linguistic Theories and the Notion of Interaction Language only exists through a subject who speaks ...
The main historians from French discourse analysis are unanimous in declare that the discourse theor...
We propose in our thesis to give consistency to the philosophy of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, highlightin...
The Roman Jakobson’s criticism of the Saussurean langue/parole distinction, in his La théorie saussu...
The aim of this essay is to elucidate the points of agreement and disagreement between the two field...
This article, at first, aims to make a few reflections about the concept of linguistic sign postulat...
La thèse intitulée « Expression et expressivité. Éléments pour une problématique linguistique : l'Éc...
Aucune thèse n’a plus contribué à l’écho philosophique des linguistiques structurales, que la célèbr...
This paper analyses three different theories of meaning based on a binary model of the sign. The one...
This thesis consists in a compared and thorough epistemological analysis of the whole of Saussure's ...
The aim of the following paper is to show what problems Husserl's phenomenology poses in relation to...
abstract : Modern linguistic theory, from Saussure to Chomsky, exhibits a conceptual unease with res...
I am going to discuss the subject of the "double articulation" of language, starting from the well-k...
For the general public, as well as for many linguists, language is bound indissolubly to the human v...
This article is an attempt to reconstruct the concept of solidarity proposed by Hjelmslev to determi...
Linguistic Theories and the Notion of Interaction Language only exists through a subject who speaks ...
The main historians from French discourse analysis are unanimous in declare that the discourse theor...
We propose in our thesis to give consistency to the philosophy of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, highlightin...
The Roman Jakobson’s criticism of the Saussurean langue/parole distinction, in his La théorie saussu...