Faire sens
De la cognition a la culture
by Francois Rastier
Traditional in philosophy, the separation between language and thought remains accepted in cognitive linguistics. A renewed understanding of language and the specific objectivity of linguistic signs has major consequences for comprehending and describing all the other types of signs.
- By (author) François Rastier
Other Titles in this Series
Pour une linguistique de l’intime
Habiter des langues (neo)romanes, entre francais, creole et espagnol
Volume 19, 12
La Problematique phonologique
Du structuralisme linguistique comme ideologie scientifique
Volume 5, 3
Regards croises sur le langage
Entretiens avec N. Chomsky, A. Culioli, M. Halle, B. Pottier, A. Rey, J. Searle, H. Walter
Volume 12
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