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Spaces, Dimensions, Events

Bakrim Noury
Date de parution 15/08/2024
EAN: 9782322542062
Disponibilité Disponible chez l'éditeur
25,99 €
The present books is a step further in the theoretical definition of the ROAL-Hypothesis, in which new empirical and experimental dimensions and findings encounter a space hypothesis of language and language-in-individual-languages. The space hypothe... Voir la description complète
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ÉditeurBOOKS ON DEMAND
Nombre de pages88
Langue du livreAnglais
AuteurBakrim Noury
FormatHardback
Type de produitLivre
Date de parution15/08/2024
Poids550 g
Dimensions (épaisseur x largeur x hauteur)1,00 x 21,50 x 30,30 cm
Résumé
The Real Object Approach of Language - A hypothesis on Language (Along with a text in French)
The present books is a step further in the theoretical definition of the ROAL-Hypothesis, in which new empirical and experimental dimensions and findings encounter a space hypothesis of language and language-in-individual-languages. The space hypothesis has been a necessary mode to strengthen mathematical postulates on text/field levels between verifiability/demonstration and events of individual languages.In addition to past books, the present one discusses two difficult questions:- Demonstration of translatability- The relation between the linguistic object and it's semiotic projection.Both face the challenge of immanence/relevance from both epistemic and mathematical modelling.The result as such derives from a constant search of a scientific theory of language accounting for verifiability/demonstration and empirical observability beyond idealizations and idealization raising lacking complex relations between acts and facts.