Philosophy of discourse: rhetorical techniques and transcendental experience

Sententiae 6 (2):27-40 (2002)
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The article examines the historical movement of transcendental foundations in the twentieth century up to their reconstruction in modern rhetorical practices from the standpoint of communicative philosophy. The author also considers the prospects of the relationship and mutual combination of analytical, hermeneutical, semiotic and phenomenological traditions.

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10.31649/sent06.02.027

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