Modern Explanation of Meaning beyond Words Theory
Gao Wen-qiang
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Gao Wen-qiang
Abstract
The research of modern western linguistic philosophy can be traced back to ancient Greek philosophy. However, by analyzing ancient literature works, we can find that it also represented in ancient Chinese philosophy. This thesis inspects the modern philosophy theory of meaning beyond words and tries to draw the outline of the similar and different characteristics with modern linguistic philosophy.
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The research of modern western linguistic philosophy can be traced back to ancient Greek philosophy. However, by analyzing ancient literature works, we can find that it also represented in ancient Chinese philosophy. This thesis inspects the modern philosophy theory of meaning beyond words and tries to draw the outline of the similar and different characteristics with modern linguistic philosophy.
Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Philosophy, Epistemology, Western philosophy, Modern philosophy, Chinese philosophy, Linguistics, Literature