Filum Cogitationis. Remarks on Leibnizian Projects of a Universal Language
This essay is an attempt to offer at least a partial answer to the question concerning Leibniz's motivation for the need to create a universal language. It is relevant, among other things, due to Leibniz's claim which contradicts the idea of a universal language, in which he clearly stress...
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description | This essay is an attempt to offer at least a partial answer to the question concerning Leibniz's motivation for the need to create a universal language. It is relevant, among other things, due to Leibniz's claim which contradicts the idea of a universal language, in which he clearly stresses that “every language, even the poorest one, can express everything”, as well as owing to Leibniz's historical contribution to the idea of formalization and to the mechanization of the reasoning processes. This paper is also an attempt to reconstruct the paradigm of language research pursued in a specific period of time in 17th century language theory. |
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spelling | doaj.art-2344ec6fa3be467a81eadc8913d0af3b2022-12-21T22:00:54ZengSciendoStudies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric0860-150X2199-60592020-06-0162111313610.2478/slgr-2020-0016slgr-2020-0016Filum Cogitationis. Remarks on Leibnizian Projects of a Universal LanguageŚwięczkowska Halina0University of BiałystokThis essay is an attempt to offer at least a partial answer to the question concerning Leibniz's motivation for the need to create a universal language. It is relevant, among other things, due to Leibniz's claim which contradicts the idea of a universal language, in which he clearly stresses that “every language, even the poorest one, can express everything”, as well as owing to Leibniz's historical contribution to the idea of formalization and to the mechanization of the reasoning processes. This paper is also an attempt to reconstruct the paradigm of language research pursued in a specific period of time in 17th century language theory.https://doi.org/10.2478/slgr-2020-0016g. w. leibnizthe universal languagephilosophy of language |
spellingShingle | Święczkowska Halina Filum Cogitationis. Remarks on Leibnizian Projects of a Universal Language Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric g. w. leibniz the universal language philosophy of language |
title | Filum Cogitationis. Remarks on Leibnizian Projects of a Universal Language |
title_full | Filum Cogitationis. Remarks on Leibnizian Projects of a Universal Language |
title_fullStr | Filum Cogitationis. Remarks on Leibnizian Projects of a Universal Language |
title_full_unstemmed | Filum Cogitationis. Remarks on Leibnizian Projects of a Universal Language |
title_short | Filum Cogitationis. Remarks on Leibnizian Projects of a Universal Language |
title_sort | filum cogitationis remarks on leibnizian projects of a universal language |
topic | g. w. leibniz the universal language philosophy of language |
url | https://doi.org/10.2478/slgr-2020-0016 |
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