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(2009) Verbum 31 (1-2).
The present essay focuses on three aspects: firstly, it outlines the basic assumptions of Karl Bühler’s (1879-1963) and Ernst Cassirer’s (1874-1945) semiotically grounded linguistic or philosophical undertakings; secondly, it demonstrates the extent to which both scholars drew anthropological conclusions from their particular semiotic considerations; finally, it brings into view some of the most substantial differences between Bühler’s and Cassirer’s semiotic and anthropo-logical conceptions.
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Halawa, M.A. (2009). Karl Bühler's and Ernst Cassirer's semiotic conceptions of man. Verbum 31 (1-2), pp. 65-88.
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