Add to ORKGThis paper aims to rethink some features of Wittgenstein\u2019s thought, examining in particular the notion of \u201clanguage-game.\u201d A discussion of this notion is a way of rethinking the role played by context in linguistic processes. It is a role that cannot be understood if we do not focus on the topic for which the \u201clanguage game\u201d is played. In particular some characteristics of \u201clanguage game\u201d will be examined: topicality, broader normativity and multimodality. These characteristics will be applied to some actual \u201clanguage games\u201d like the standingman of Istanbul
Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 –1951) was considered one of the 20th Century's most important philosopher...
International audienceIn this chapter, my first proposal is to trace the notion of a language-game b...
This paper analyses the concept of language emerging by the metaphor “language is a game that men pl...
This paper aims to rethink some features of Wittgenstein’s thought, examining in particular the noti...
This article focuses on "language games" - a key concept in the philosophy of the late Wittgenstein....
The authors have tried to make the potentiality inherent in the concept of the linguistic game evide...
The study of dialogue is a relatively new area for linguistic research. Only ten years ago, linguist...
According to a certain frequent interpretation, the concept of 'linguistic games' splits language up...
Ludwig Wittgenstein is one of the first analytical philoso-phers who suggested the strategy of solvi...
Our intention into this paper is to reveal that the visionof Constantin Noica about thelanguage is o...
Wittgenstein’s Investigations proposed an egalitarian view about language games, emphasizing their p...
“Language-games” in late Wittgenstein is a notion which means a whole range of the usage of words th...
Wittgenstein remarks that “What belongs to a language game is a whole culture”, and that describing ...
The starting premise of our study is that according to which the language does not have only oneesse...
The first objective of this work is to explain the relevance of the Wittgenstein’s theory of languag...
Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 –1951) was considered one of the 20th Century's most important philosopher...
International audienceIn this chapter, my first proposal is to trace the notion of a language-game b...
This paper analyses the concept of language emerging by the metaphor “language is a game that men pl...
This paper aims to rethink some features of Wittgenstein’s thought, examining in particular the noti...
This article focuses on "language games" - a key concept in the philosophy of the late Wittgenstein....
The authors have tried to make the potentiality inherent in the concept of the linguistic game evide...
The study of dialogue is a relatively new area for linguistic research. Only ten years ago, linguist...
According to a certain frequent interpretation, the concept of 'linguistic games' splits language up...
Ludwig Wittgenstein is one of the first analytical philoso-phers who suggested the strategy of solvi...
Our intention into this paper is to reveal that the visionof Constantin Noica about thelanguage is o...
Wittgenstein’s Investigations proposed an egalitarian view about language games, emphasizing their p...
“Language-games” in late Wittgenstein is a notion which means a whole range of the usage of words th...
Wittgenstein remarks that “What belongs to a language game is a whole culture”, and that describing ...
The starting premise of our study is that according to which the language does not have only oneesse...
The first objective of this work is to explain the relevance of the Wittgenstein’s theory of languag...
Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 –1951) was considered one of the 20th Century's most important philosopher...
International audienceIn this chapter, my first proposal is to trace the notion of a language-game b...
This paper analyses the concept of language emerging by the metaphor “language is a game that men pl...