From Language to Communication -- Vilém Flusser's path from language philosophy to communication and media theory.
An example for what Ferreira da Silva (1963) points to as "certain exaggerations and inaccuracies" ("certos exageros e inexatidões") might be Flusser's claim that language is of such utmost importance that both natural and human sciences "study the same reality: language", which is why according to...
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