Communication and Expression · Adocb by Hogh, Hofstatter -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover-Page Halftitle Series Title Copyright Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 A Natural History of Language as Second Nature

The Concept of Natural History Human Beings, Animals, and Language Lorenzer’s Specifications Anthropological Theories of the Origin of Language Language Genesis Language as Second Nature Society as Second Nature Language, Society, and Freedom

3 A Theory of the Name

The Hope of the Name Cunning and the Spell of the Name Proper Names Prohibitions In Search of Music

4 Outlines of a Theory of Meaning

Logic The Outset of a Theory of Meaning The Surplus of the Concept Thinking and Speaking, Identifying, and Judging Analytic and Synthetic Judgements Language and World (I) Habit and Determinacy Synthesis and Copula Language and World (II) Two Types of Normativity Semantic Constellations Objective Constellations Constellatory Speaking Scientific Language Ordinary Language Philosophical Language Linguistic Meaning in Art The Speaking of Language and the Speaking of the Subject

5 Communication

The Sign System of Language Signs, Langue, and Parole in Saussure Reified Language Impoverished Experience and Suffering Between Subject and Object Between Subjects The Priority of the Object in Communication The Categorical Imperative in Communication Aesthetic Critique of Communication A Conversation Worthy of Human Beings Communication as Reconciliation?

6 Adorno’s Philosophy of Language Today Bibliography Index About the Author