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The communicative experience: between inexpressible and elusive.
1Faculty of Education, University of Salento, Italy. daniela.deleo@ateneo.unile.it
Integrative Psychological & Behavioral Science
|May 27, 2008
Summary
Meaning arises from shared phenomenological experience, not individual creation, emphasizing language
Area of Science:
- Philosophy of Language
- Phenomenology
- Intersubjectivity
Background:
- Examines Cornejo's concept of co-phenomenology where meaning is an intersubjective construal of experience.
- Investigates the fundamental question of how language expresses the world and its relationship with reality.
Discussion:
- Language strives to articulate the inexpressible, revealing worldviews and shaping our connection to the real.
- The phonetic gesture structures experience and modulates existence for both speaker and listener.
- Meaning is a dynamic, communicative process rooted in shared emotional understanding between subjects.
Key Insights:
- Meaning is not individually created but emerges from intersubjective phenomenological experience.
- Language's expressive power lies in its ability to convey both conceptual and emotional senses.
- Phonemes and words carry emotional weight, functioning as a means to 'sing the world'.
Outlook:
- Further exploration into the emotional essence conveyed through linguistic and phonetic structures.
- Potential applications in understanding cross-cultural communication and the affective dimensions of language.
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