L’unité originaire de la perception et du langage chez Jan Patočka

Studia Phaenomenologica 7:241-257 (2007)
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Abstract

This article explores some indications in the texts of Patočka that point towards a concept of language which no longer takes it to be a derived layer of an original perceptive basis: he disassociates intuition from origin, and establishes a co-origin of language and perception. It is this co-origin whose meaning and limits this article seeks to determine.

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