La lingua c’è. Saussure, Chomsky e Lacan

  • Felice Cimatti Università della Calabria

Abstract

Ferdinand de Saussure discovered that language does exist by itself. Language is not a means of communication, quite the contrary; communication can exist because previously there is language. In this paper, the subordinate position of the speaker is analyzed in respect to the autonomous language device. The possibility of a way out from such a condition is examined, using the Lacanian theorization about the concept of the “real”.

Come citare
Cimatti, F. (1). La lingua c’è. Saussure, Chomsky e Lacan. Philosophy Kitchen - Rivista Di Filosofia Contemporanea, (9). https://doi.org/10.13135/2385-1945/3963