HISTORIOGRAFÍA LINGÜÍSTICA: VEINTE PRINCIPIOS DEL PROGRAMA DE LA INVESTIGACIÓN HERMENÉUTICA
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to describe the main concepts of Linguistic Historiography, the critical science of History. Historical discourse on language theory is to be understood as a narrative structure that intends to establish a canonicity. The boundaries of the historiography discourse are constrained by the principles of "the silence of writing" and "the reader as a new author", which are concepts of Hermeneutics. The paper also presents in context the theories of historiographers such as Roger Chartier, Roland Barthes, Hans-Georg Gadamer and Emilio Lledó. They are the contributors to historigraphical program, resumed at the conclusion of this paper in twenty principles.Downloads
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