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In-Depth-Christian Science Monitor-Feb. 16, 2011
In-Depth-Christian Science Monitor-Feb. 16, 2011
This relegation of language to the status of an ordinary object
ReplyDeletekompensiruet, however, in three ways. First, the fact that the language
is a necessary intermediary for any scientific
knowledge, which tends to Express itself in discourse. After all, as
if he had neither located nor been developed or investigated under
the view of science, language is always at hand knowing
of the subject at the moment when he has to say what
he know. Here two persistent concerns of the nineteenth century. First concern -
is the desire to make a scientific neutral language, "to grind"
him to deny his own individuality, to get rid of
inappropriate accidents (as if they did not belong to him
entity) in order that language might be an accurate reflection
the absolute double, clear mirror vsesousnogo knowledge. It
positivist dream of a language that is maintained in
accordance with the known; it is the language-the picture of which I dreamed
Cuvier proposed science to be a "copy" of nature. In the face of these
things scientific discourse and in summam case would be a "picture" --
but not in the sense as it was in the XVIII century. Then
the idea was to distribute the whole of nature through
constant table of identities and differences, and the underlying
her grating, approximate and available improvement, gives
language. Now, language is understood as a pattern in another way:
breaks from those entanglements, which were assigned to him
directly classifying the role he holds now
some distance from nature in order to charm her
malleable flexible and to ultimately exact
portrait