¿QUÉ NOS ENSEÑA LA LINGÚÍSTICA SOBRE LAS PALABRAS DEL TEXTO?

Authors

  • Miguel Gonçalves

Abstract

Among the main tasks performed by the linguistic, the analysis of the spontaneous conception of signification stands out. According to this conception the semantic value of sentence lies in it conditions of truth, that is, in telling under which conditions a sentence is true or false. We wil try to demostrate that this informative, vericonditional or pseudological conception of signification, even though it is constantly discusses by the linguists or even philosophers, has not been discussed enough. We advise, as a solution, to unveil to which aim we are led to produce a given statement and will point out first that not only is meaning argumentative but also signification engraved in the proper language.

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Gonçalves, M. (2006). ¿QUÉ NOS ENSEÑA LA LINGÚÍSTICA SOBRE LAS PALABRAS DEL TEXTO?. Journal of Linguistic Research, 9, 81–98. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/ril/article/view/5521
Issue
Vol. 9 (2006): Cuestiones sintagmático-discursivas
Section
Monograph

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