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Through accessible analyses of Merleau-Ponty's views of linguistic expression and understanding, and by tracing the evolution of these views throughout the course of his philosophical career, Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Language offers a comprehensive picture of his engagement with the philosophy of language.
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Оглавление
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- A Note on Abbreviations and Texts
- Introduction
- Notes
- Part I
- 1 Structure and Language
- 1. Behaviour, Meaning and Structure
- 2. Description, Sense and Signification
- 3. Structure and Expression
- 4. Unresolved Questions
- Notes
- 2 Empirical Expression
- 1. Schneider’s Linguistic Capacities
- 2. Merleau-Ponty’s Hermeneutic Account of Linguistic Expression
- 2.1 Sedimentation
- 2.2 Gesture
- 2.3 Meaning and Interpretation
- 3. Authentic Expression
- 4. Authentic Language and Freedom
- Notes
- 3 Transcendental Expression
- 1. Objective Thought
- 2. Explanatory Openness
- 3. Transcendental Reflection
- 3.1 Circularity
- 3.2 ‘Tacit’ and ‘Spoken’ Cogito
- 4. Language and Foundation
- 5. ‘Transcendental or Authentic Speech’
- 6. Description or Creation?
- Notes
- 1 Structure and Language
- Part II
- 4 Scientific and Literary Expression
- 1. ‘Metaphysics’ or ‘Rationality’ and ‘Expression’
- 2. Formal Expression
- 3. Expression in Linguistics: Saussure
- 3.1 ‘Langue’ and ‘Parole’
- 3.2 ‘Parole ’ and Dialogue
- 3.3 ‘Diacritical’ Meaning-Formation
- 3.4 Institution, Rationality and History
- 4. ‘Indirect’ or ‘Operant’ Expression: Proust and Valéry
- 4.1 On Painting and Literature
- 4.2 Valéry and ‘the Voice’
- 4.3 Proust and Literary Description
- 5. Literature, Phenomenology and Metaphysics
- Notes
- 5 The Linguistic Foundations of Ontology
- 1. Ontology, Sense and Intersubjectivity
- 2. The Implicit Ontological Implications of Dialogue
- 2.1 Reversibility and Narcissism
- 2.2 Activity and Passivity
- 2.3 Intentional ‘Transgression’ and ‘Encroachment’
- 3. The Explicit Ontological Implications of Dialogue
- 4. Ontological Expression in the Making
- Notes
- 4 Scientific and Literary Expression
- Part III
- 6 Language and World
- 1. Philosophical Predecessors and Potential Influences
- 1.1 Humboldt’s ‘innere Sprachform’
- 1.2 Cassirer, Language and Representation
- 2. Meaning as Cohesion
- 2.1 The ‘Écart’
- 2.2 ‘Latent’ Intentionality (‘Flesh’, ‘Reversibility’ and ‘Narcissism’)
- 2.3 ‘Institution’
- 3. Articulating the World
- 3.1 The Intertwining of Speech, Thought and Perception
- 3.2 ‘Inherent’ and ‘Spoken’ Language
- 3.3 Expression and World-Formation
- 4. The Limits of Language and World
- Notes
- 1. Philosophical Predecessors and Potential Influences
- 7 Ontology and Language
- 1. ‘Hyper-Reflection’
- 2. ‘Interrogation’
- 3. Creative Description
- 4. Dialectical Expression
- 5. Concept Invention
- 6. Language and Essence
- 7. Philosophy as ‘Operative Language’
- Notes
- 6 Language and World
- Conclusion
- Notes
- Bibliography
- 1. Works by Merleau-Ponty
- Published Works
- Unpublished Works
- 2. Works by Other Authors
- 1. Works by Merleau-Ponty
- Index
- Index Nominum
- Index Rerum
- About the Author
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