Academic Scientific JournalsApplication of hermeneutics and transcendental pragmatics in linguistics
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https://doi.org/10.26881/bp.2019.3.01Keywords:
hermeneutics, pragmatics, sign, simulacra, transcendental grammarAbstract
The paper proposes a brief overview of tendencies in pragmatics (evolution of sign perception as a dyadic::triadic::quadratic entity; its interpretation not as a static, but dynamic, discourse bound phenomenon, analysis of Peirce’s views on sources of rational explanation), paying major attention to Apel’s distinctive philosophical approach, known as transcendental pragmatics, its congeniality with general principles of hermeneutics and potentials of its application in linguistics.
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