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LE DOUBLE REPENTIR D'AUSTIN. ENQUÊTE SUR LE MODE DE TRAITEMENT DU LANGAGE PAR LATOUR.

The theory of language adopted by Latour turns away from "linguistic turn" and comes down to a "descriptive" conception of language. This article seeks to question this hypothesis from a survey of its relationship to language. The lack of reference to the theory of speech acts constitutes a starting...

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Publicado en:Symposium: Canadian Journal of Continental Philosophy / Revue Canadienne de Philosophie Continentale Vol. 22; no. 2; pp. 88 - 107
Autor principal: Foot, Robin
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Canadian Society for Continental Philosophy Fall/Autumn2018
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        The theory of language adopted by Latour turns away from "linguistic turn" and comes down to a "descriptive" conception of language. This article seeks to question this hypothesis from a survey of its relationship to language. The lack of reference to the theory of speech acts constitutes a starting point to the issue.
        La théorie du langage adoptée par Latour dans ses enquêtes tourne le dos au « linguistic turn » et revient à une conception « descriptive » du langage. Cet article vise à questionner cette hypothèse à partir d'une enquête sur son rapport au langage. L'absence de référence à la théorie des actes de langage constitue un point d'entrée à ce questionnement.
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