What Exists In Where The Words Break?——After Linguistic Transition Of Western Modern Philosophy
NI Zhi-juan
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NI Zhi-juan
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Modern philosophy’s linguistic transition has two ways: scientific way of American and Britain linguistic analyzing philosophy and humanism way of European continental linguistic philosophy. Language receives a kind of focusing perspective from all angles by philosophers. Focus on language is the result of human being’ deepening of cognition ability, as well as a compulsory stage of philosophy’s self development. But we shouldn’t make language mysterious by philosophy.
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Modern philosophy’s linguistic transition has two ways: scientific way of American and Britain linguistic analyzing philosophy and humanism way of European continental linguistic philosophy. Language receives a kind of focusing perspective from all angles by philosophers. Focus on language is the result of human being’ deepening of cognition ability, as well as a compulsory stage of philosophy’s self development. But we shouldn’t make language mysterious by philosophy.
Key concepts: Linguistic turn, Western philosophy, Perspective (graphical), Humanism, Focus (optics), Linguistics, Ordinary language philosophy, Philosophy of computer science