Sériot Patrick, "Wooden tongue and its double". This paper challenges the idea according to which there would be a "language" of power specific to socialist countries, defined by such characteristics as: "magics, mystery, ugliness or maximal opacity". Such a language, where a Machiavel-Master would arbitrarily decide of the meaning of words in order to manipulate things or people. Such a language so opaque that one can no longer see but the words, having lost their link with things, could be reversed, translated into clear by some Hermeneutic-Masters. Actually, these analyses rather reveal the ideal of transparent language, and that is nothing but an ideological blindness to the discursive conditions of production of the nominal reference....
The paper investigates the relations between perception and language in Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s phil...
The Gift of Words In this short paper concerning the translation of poetry, I deliberately chose to...
This thesis questions the way the Surrealists' linguistic conceptions, both explicit and implicit, g...
Sériot Patrick, "Wooden tongue and its double". This paper challenges the idea according to which t...
« LANGUE DE BOIS », ONE'S OWN LANGUAGE, THE OTHER'S LANGUAGE: SEARCHING FOR SINCERE TALK IN SOCIALIS...
The paper deals with the reflecting, in language, of a kind of "inertia" manifested in politics, eco...
The characteristic « wooden language » of totalitarian bureaucracies can be described in linguistic ...
In 1975, 1/3 of the publications by French scholars were written in English. What is thé implication...
The term « langue de bois » (literally « tongue of wood ») is highly polysemic in French and has no ...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [63]-64)The purpose of this study is to examine the diffe...
The practical aim of this work is twofold. Firstly, it is to construct a theory of language based on...
Patois is a term used to refer to some varieties of language of contested legitimacy. Close to diale...
We propose in our thesis to give consistency to the philosophy of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, highlightin...
International audienceThe use of language presupposes an interiorised form of authority. While rheto...
Linguistic meaning : words and the world The properties of languages can be defined in terms of the...
The paper investigates the relations between perception and language in Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s phil...
The Gift of Words In this short paper concerning the translation of poetry, I deliberately chose to...
This thesis questions the way the Surrealists' linguistic conceptions, both explicit and implicit, g...
Sériot Patrick, "Wooden tongue and its double". This paper challenges the idea according to which t...
« LANGUE DE BOIS », ONE'S OWN LANGUAGE, THE OTHER'S LANGUAGE: SEARCHING FOR SINCERE TALK IN SOCIALIS...
The paper deals with the reflecting, in language, of a kind of "inertia" manifested in politics, eco...
The characteristic « wooden language » of totalitarian bureaucracies can be described in linguistic ...
In 1975, 1/3 of the publications by French scholars were written in English. What is thé implication...
The term « langue de bois » (literally « tongue of wood ») is highly polysemic in French and has no ...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [63]-64)The purpose of this study is to examine the diffe...
The practical aim of this work is twofold. Firstly, it is to construct a theory of language based on...
Patois is a term used to refer to some varieties of language of contested legitimacy. Close to diale...
We propose in our thesis to give consistency to the philosophy of Maurice Merleau-Ponty, highlightin...
International audienceThe use of language presupposes an interiorised form of authority. While rheto...
Linguistic meaning : words and the world The properties of languages can be defined in terms of the...
The paper investigates the relations between perception and language in Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s phil...
The Gift of Words In this short paper concerning the translation of poetry, I deliberately chose to...
This thesis questions the way the Surrealists' linguistic conceptions, both explicit and implicit, g...