In this paper I give evidence for the fact that for Kant thinking is linguistic by nature. Hence the importance he gives to the sense of hearing and to the problem raised by deafness. I also discuss the deep reasons behind Kant’s thesis that words are not symbols and bear no resemblance to the things they are attached to.
Pensare, parlare e udire in Kant / Capozzi, Mirella. - (2006), pp. 183-210.
Pensare, parlare e udire in Kant
CAPOZZI, Mirella
2006
Abstract
In this paper I give evidence for the fact that for Kant thinking is linguistic by nature. Hence the importance he gives to the sense of hearing and to the problem raised by deafness. I also discuss the deep reasons behind Kant’s thesis that words are not symbols and bear no resemblance to the things they are attached to.File allegati a questo prodotto
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