The rehabilitation of the personafter Wittgenstein and Apel,in Anscombre and Llano.Through of Aristotle or Frege again?
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v24i2.6862Keywords:
INTENCIONALITY, PRACTICAL SYLLOGISM, THEORY OF MEANING, FORMAL SINGAbstract
Anscombe and Llano tried to define the formal constitutive of the person based on the proposals of Wittgenstein or of him jointly with Apel. However, they first had to avoid the paradoxes that originated then, either by recovering the notion of the interpreting subject from the corresponding Aristotelian syllogism, or by revising the use that Wittgenstein and Apel had made of their respective Fregean theories of meaning. In any case Anscombe would define the person as an intentional «sign interpreter» of herself, while Llano would add that it is specifically a «formal sign» of an intentional nature.Downloads
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