Filozofia języka a psychologia obiektywna
Philosophy of Language and Objective Psychology
Author(s): Valentin Nikolaevich VoloshinovContributor(s): Andrzej Frączysty (Translator)
Subject(s): Social Philosophy, Semantics, Psycholinguistics
Published by: Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza
Keywords: psychology; ideology; philosophy of language; meaning; sign; inner speech;
Summary/Abstract: In this chapter of Marxism and the Philosophy of Language, the authorcultivates a critical, dialectical and transformative reading of texts from the idealisttradition, its aim is to clarify the relationship between psyche and ideology. InVoloshinov’s view, the two psychological schools he discusses – the Diltheyian andthe functionalist – although they have grown up on the basis of idealism, are insome ways completely opposed to each other: the former establishes some kind ofcommunity between the psychic and the ideological in the form of meaning, thelatter strives for a strict demarcation between the two spheres. In the end, we getthe author’s – dialectical – theoretical proposal for understanding this relationship,which at the same time legitimises the existence of a Marxist philosophy of language:a ‘new’ research discipline invoked by Voloshinov in the pages of Marxism and thePhilosophy of Language.
Journal: Praktyka teoretyczna
- Issue Year: 2024
- Issue No: 49
- Page Range: 155-176
- Page Count: 22
- Language: Polish