Psychologismus Und Objektivismus in Der Sprachwissenschaft

Antal, László

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“…Buddhists have long held the doctrine of the "inherent non-substantiality" of things (Dalai Lama, 1999, p. 109) and that objects regarded as discrete are not so, but are recognised because of the fact that by convention we give names to parts of the world. Antal (1976) pointed out that we think of the Danube as a single "thing" but that in reality "it" is constantly changing in various ways; it is the name that gives a sense of constancy and sameness to the river. That is another of the problems in the relation of reference − where does an "object", such as a river, or plane journey begin and end?…”

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between our conception of physical reality and our cultural understanding, in particular our understanding of language and experience of reality. He further provides some suggestions to address those gaps. Anders Greenspan argues that while Ernest Hemingway is often viewed as one of the United States' greatest writers, the heterogeneous features of his life experience can surprise readers who are simply familiar with his literary production. Although he officially served as a correspondent in World War II, Hemingway wrote only five articles during his time in Europe in 1944 and 1945. Much of his time away from writing was spent participating in irregular warfare. The author analyses that time in Hemingway's life and acquaints the reader with its particulars. Edilberto C. Cruz gives us an intertextual study of Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Wood; his analysis aims to substantiate a number of important analogies between the novel's theme, plot, setting and characters and those of The Catcher in the Rye, The Great Gatsby and The Magic Mountain. The study also illustrates how intertextuality is achieved through adaptation, translation and dialogue, all the while exposing undertones of literary theories such as postmodernism, existentialism, psychoanalysis, and feminism that foster creative interaction between reader and narrative.

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“…Antal, 1971;1976;Kac, 1974;Itkonen, 1978;and Katz, 1981), then the issue of creativity is placed in quite a different light. If, for instance, one holds the view that competence is the individual knowledge of a language, whereas language itself is an objective phenomenon, then the question is immediately raised as to what or who is creative: the language or the speaker.…”

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Is it really true that nearly all sentences are novel ones?

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Verbally Constructed Reality and Alternative Realities through Communication – An Exploration
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Science tells us that reality as we experience it and ultimate physical reality are different. It also tells us that we can imagine other physical possibilities, and that perceptions of reality can differ. However, much of our everyday reality is constructed verbally or by other semiotic means-not just perceptually. What can our knowledge of language tell us about the language/reality relation? Can we conceive of different experiences of reality constructed by verbal or other semiotic means? How can such thought experiments help us to understand language as it exists? Small model languages and imaginary semiotic means are used to explore the issues and some possibilities for changed communicational parameters leading to alternative views of reality are considered.

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Psychologismus Und Objektivismus in Der Sprachwissenschaft

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Is it really true that nearly all sentences are novel ones?

Verbally Constructed Reality and Alternative Realities through Communication – An Exploration

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