Phenomenological and Poetical Grounds of Linguistics

Abstract

A linguistic theory based solely on the semantic circle of closed sayings admits, as Chomsky affirms, “any syntactic theory”, but not a process significancy of the saying itself. One thing is to analyze forms and texts placing oneself opposite language, as if it was something foreign, and a very different one to enter the form, become oneself text. Since Language goes inside oneself, as Thought, on analyzing it we objectifie it and the critical distance like that created still continues to be a language.