Language communication as a special form of communication, a form of purposeful cognitive influence characterized by rational control over exercising influence:
it deals with the arbitrary nature of the relationship between the means of expression and the ideas expressed;
it is about the conventionality of the system of signs and symbols;
the infinite size of the body of signs and symbols;
about structural transparency of the communication process;
the partial cognitive cooperation (good will and trust) and other elements.
This seminar is intended to give participants an impression of the way in which today’s philosophical research (especially theory of meaning and speech-act theory) has attempted to develop a uniform and systematic conception of this special form of communication. One central idea in all of these concepts, which has been the subject of philosophical attempts at explanation due to the difficulties it has presented over time, is that of what is actually said with an utterance of statement.
This seminar will also focus on attempts to understand this idea and the problems associated with it.
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Grzegorz DOGIL
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ord. Universitätsprofessor für Experimentelle Phonetik
Direktor des Instituts für Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung der Universität Stuttgart | |
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Andreas KEMMERLING
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Universitätsprofessor für Philosophie an der Universität Heidelberg | |
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ord. Universitätsprofessor für Experimentelle Phonetik
Direktor des Instituts für Maschinelle Sprachverarbeitung der Universität Stuttgart
| | Studium der Allgemeinen und Angewandten Sprachwissenschaft und Anglistik an der Universität Marie Curie-Sklokowska in Lubin, der University of Cambridge und der Universität Wien |
| 1976 | -78 wissenschaftlicher Assistent an der Universität Posen |
| 1978 | -82 wissenschaftlicher Assistent an der Universität Wien |
| 1982 | -93 C2-Professor an der Universität Bielefeld |
| 1993 | - C4-Professor an der Universität Stuttgart |
Universitätsprofessor für Philosophie an der Universität Heidelberg
| | Studium der Philosophie, Logik und Wissenschaftstheorie, Linguistik, Germanistik und Theaterwissenschaft an den Universitäten Marburg, Frankfurt am Main und München |
| 1982 | Gastprofessur an der USC, Los Angeles |
| 1983 | -99 Professur für Analytische Philosophie an der Ludwig-Maximilians Universität, München |
| 1999 | - Universitätsprofessor für Philosophie an der Universität Heidelberg |
