General Semantics: A Science for Common Life

Authors

  • Laura Trujillo Liñán Universidad Panamericana

Keywords:

Aristotle, General Semantics, Korzybski, Science, Language

Abstract

The language, concepts, and scientific theories from which the world and society have been built have been developed from the influence of intellectuals who dedicated their lives to building science from scratch like the ancient Greeks and more in specifically Aristotle. However, science is not attached to everyday situations, daily life, hence the theory of General Semantics by Alfred Korzybski that proposes a new non-Aristotelian theory more in line with people, with everyday life.

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Published

2023-03-07

Issue

Vol. 18 No. 5 (2023): Monograph: "Analyzing the contributions of the discourses of philosophy"

Section

Research Articles (Special Issue)

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