Spielräume der Medialität : linguistische Gegenstandskonstitution aus medientheoretischer und pragmatischer Perspektive / Jan Georg Schneider.

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Schneider, Jan Georg, 1967-

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computer

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online resource

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9783110206012
3110206013
3110203510
9783110203516

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Spielräume der Medialität.DDC classification:

401 22

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P107 .S33 2008eb

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Contents:

Frontmatter -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- 0 Einleitung -- 1 Vom : entalismus9 zur Medialität -- 2 Medialität im Kontext einer pragmatischen -- Sprachphilosophie -- 3 Konsequenzen für die linguistische -- Gegenstandskonstitution -- 4 Medialität und Sprachspielkompetenz -- -- Zusammenfassung, Bezüge und Ausblicke -- Backmatter

Summary: This book connects the fundamental theoretical question of the object of linguistic analysis with the topical subject of "media". It is concerned in particular with the concept of competence - if there is no language competence independent of media, to what extent can competence still be regarded as "free"? Following on from Wittgenstein, the author develops the thesis that in many cases it is more appropriate to see linguistic competence as "competence in language games". This model is developed in the principal chapter and illustrated using numerous examples.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 255-273) and index.

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This book connects the fundamental theoretical question of the object of linguistic analysis with the topical subject of "media". It is concerned in particular with the concept of competence - if there is no language competence independent of media, to what extent can competence still be regarded as "free"? Following on from Wittgenstein, the author develops the thesis that in many cases it is more appropriate to see linguistic competence as "competence in language games". This model is developed in the principal chapter and illustrated using numerous examples.

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