Let your word be yes, yes; no, no; for whatever is more than these comes from evil. » : An ethical-epistemic approach in the light of linguistic triangulation Transmission Referencing-Reception and its double
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Speech, Ethico-Epistemic, Emission, Reception, ReferencingAbstract
« The mouth speaks », « the eyes speak », « silence iself speaks », « your word is not reliable »…we hear it said daily. These linguistic manipulations around speech call for us to question what it is, what it is worth. We can even, in view of its diversity, establish a taxonomy according to the plurality of laws which are based on effects or objectives, or are their motives or incubators. However, speech ends up operating a centrifugation or a centripety which polarizes a double posture : « yes » as an indication of a positive speech, in a broad sense, which induces commitment, trust, truth ; and « no » as an indication of negative speech which fuels an anthitesis to the first posture ; allthis, in the light of an ethico-epistemologic evaluation.Downloads
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