Enaction and Neurophenomenology in the language of the direct referent

• DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.1594492431051

• Palavras-chave: enaction, neurophenomenology, performative, expressive speech acts, background, meaning holism.

• Keywords: enaction, neurophenomenology, performative, expressive speech acts, background, meaning holism.

• Abstract:

  The conception of language in action is situated in the context of the research program of the cognitive sciences. It focuses on the formulation of the synthesis of hermeneutics and speech acts, and the vision of language according to the metaphor of structural coupling. The exclusion of expressive speech acts in this design is problematized. It examines the critical steps to the theory of language as a reflection and the linguistic correspondence of cognitivism.

  We examine the foundations of the proposal in the line of language and enaction as an emerging phenomena not reducible to autopoiesis. An integration of hermeneutic phenomenology, genetic and generative phenomenology. The inclusion of expressive speech acts based on the functions of language in the Habermas-Bühler line is argued.
  An opening of enaction to the expressive dimension of language and meaning holism with the referential use of language is proposed.