A Marxist Philosophy of Language (Historical Materialism)

Corsican has been politically separated from Italian for more than two centuries and Italian, which was the language of administ ...

measures, which are deliberately limited (we are aware of the resistance to the legal recognition of the notion of a Corsican pe ...

Conceived thus, language is the language of the polis, the repertoire of the reasons people have for believing and for acting ac ...

well as every intonation [finds its] place at this intersection of linguistic philosophies and [is] drawn into an intense ideolo ...

take hold of the masses draw their effectivity from this material existence as words and order-words, from their insertion into ...

item in so far as it contains a solecism, which French also contains but not so blatantly. In fact, the grammar of the noun ‘dis ...

Final thesis: the function of language is the production of subjects Language is not only a battlefield and one of the instrum ...

Conclusion Contrasting Short Glossaries of Philosophy of Language My final thesis suggests that the Marxist concepts elaborated ...

of desire) and a discursive, linguistic aspect (collective assemblages of enunciation). Their principal characteristic is the on ...

conceive this linguistic sociology. But if we attend as closely as possible to language, we note that in linguistic practice the ...

by two interlocutors, allowing for an egalitarian exchange of words, but a linguistic formation – that is, the unstable outcome ...

that is, constraints which enable the speaker to speak, and to speak in her own right, to find her voice, which is not a given f ...

instrument of memory. And, in the current conjuncture, it does not merely express the survivals of past conjunctures (in the for ...

separating her from the totality. The standpoint that makes it possible to elude fetishism is, therefore, the standpoint of the ...

language betrays phenomena by tending to fetishise processes into objects, human relations into things; and it saves the phenome ...

form of the harmony of peoples: in the form of neoliberal imperialist domi- nation, to the detriment of the overwhelming majorit ...

eschatological hope. Barbarism is never certain and we can always dream of socialism. Linguistic imperialism is no more stable t ...

concept of interpellation has the advantage of putting the subject back in its place – an expression that is to be understood in ...

Langage/langue The Saussurian revolution took the form of extracting the system of langue from the totality of linguistic phenom ...

(because it has only an ideal existence). Contrariwise, English, which is the only thing we care about, is multiple; situated (i ...