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El principio de inmanencia y la diferencia ontológica

Authors: Bertorello, Mario Adrián;

El principio de inmanencia y la diferencia ontológica

Abstract

El principio de inmanencia como supuesto metodológico que está en la base del modelo lingüístico de la semiótica excluye al ser, concebido como realidad extralingüística, es decir, como referente. Aquello que está por fuera de los límites epistemológicos de la semiótica es el referente, una entidad a la que se la puede identificar espaciotemporalmente. La ontología es la disciplina que se ocupa de la referencia. El trabajo intenta mostrar que es posible otra manera de concebir la ontología que no entra en contradicción con el principio de inmanencia de la semiótica. Es decir, una ontología que no es la reintroducción de la existencia transcendente sino que, por el contrario, se mueve dentro del espacio de inmanencia y de este modo permite reflexionar sobre la emergencia del sentido. Esta ontología es la que corresponde a la fenomenología hermenéutica de Heidegger. El hilo conductor de la articulación entre semiótica y ontología es el concepto heideggeriano de diferencia ontológica.

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DIFERENCIA ONTOLÓGICA, SER, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.3, FUERZA, INMANENCIA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, SENTIDO

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