R. Guardini and E. Benveniste. Two approaches to the concept of person in the world and language

Authors

  • José Miguel Hernández Terrés
DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/ril.16.208691
Keywords: Ethics and language, interpersonal relations, subjectivity and language

Abstract

In this paper we investigate the similarities and differences between the classical theories of E. Benveniste on the concept of subjectivity in language and the set of personal relationships on the one hand, and on the other, the theory of language shown in some works of the philosopher R. Guardini. In this sense, Guardini’s work is totally along the lines, and in the spirit, of the Pragmatics, and it also opens up new avenues for research in the ethical dimension of linguistic behavior.

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Published
01-12-2013
How to Cite
Hernández Terrés, J. M. (2013). R. Guardini and E. Benveniste. Two approaches to the concept of person in the world and language. Journal of Linguistic Research, 16, 113–133. https://doi.org/10.6018/ril.16.208691
Issue
Vol. 16 (2013): Pragmática Lingüística. Nuevos ámbitos y perspectivas de investigación
Section
Monograph

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