Intersubjective Plateaus in Language and Communication
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In the volume, to locate the science of language and communication in the most recent philosophical and methodological context that science offers today, we have proposed reconciling two avenues of the scientific process, i.e. the "third-person observation-experiment-algorithm method being the traditional method of doing science; and the inner, first-person insights of contemplative science, in a sense of phenomenological flânerie through unexplored cultural landscapes". The present book targets research addressing the phenomenological aspect of communication and the methodology of linguistic…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In the volume, to locate the science of language and communication in the most recent philosophical and methodological context that science offers today, we have proposed reconciling two avenues of the scientific process, i.e. the "third-person observation-experiment-algorithm method being the traditional method of doing science; and the inner, first-person insights of contemplative science, in a sense of phenomenological flânerie through unexplored cultural landscapes". The present book targets research addressing the phenomenological aspect of communication and the methodology of linguistic research. The volume may be of interest to linguistic scholars, cultural linguists, semioticians, interdisciplinary scholars, and students of the humanities and cultural/social specialisations.
Autorenporträt
Malgorzata Haladewicz-Grzelak is Assistant Professor at the Opole University of Technology. Her research interests include Beats-and Binding phonology, historiography and epistemology of phonological paradigms. Marta Boguslawska-Tafelska is Assistant Professor at the Lomza State University of Applied Sciences, Poland, Department of English Philology. Her research is focused on postclassical models of reality and new paradigms in the language sciences.