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become a reality, she has the means to prove it. That Horkheimer called "paranoia" common sense.
In addition, we can consider paranoia the real existence of systematic self-regulation system and a completely closed circle of phenomena and interpretations only under the condition that we have or believe that we have a certain vantage point, in principle, hidden from their sight. This is the principle of the class struggle in the theory of society, starting with Marx.
"Traditional" theory is always under threat to be included in the programming of the social whole as a simple tool optimization advances of society because of her desire to absolute and universal truth is also based on a common and universal practice governing system. Critical7 same theory, due to the fact that is based on a double principle, and does not trust the various syntheses and compromises, should be able to avoid such a fate.
G. Shpet considers the word from a semiotic point of view
a sufficient degree of detail: it does not equate semiotics to only
dictionary semiotics. The word
-- this is just a specific type of sign and it would be wrong to attribute the word
some General principles of the sign. "We can't be simple
transferring word what can we say about the sign in General" (Shpet
G. Hermeneutics and its problems // the Context. 1990. -- M., 1990. P. 223).
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