O istocie języka Metafizyka języka i istoczenie słowa

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The text explores the nature of language and its relationship with humanity, beginning with Herder's perspective on the essence of language. It delves into traditional concepts of language (λόγος) and human nature, questioning the essence of language and the distinctions between humans and animals. The discussion progresses through various aspects of language, including its source, the role of reflection, and the internal dialogue that characterizes human thought. The critique of Herder's ideas leads to an examination of the metaphysical implications of language, addressing the interplay between language, thought, and existence. The text also touches on the evolution of linguistic philosophy, highlighting the transition from Herder to later thinkers like Grimm. It emphasizes the significance of sound and listening in the formation of language, considering how auditory experiences shape our understanding of being. The exploration culminates in a reflection on the essence of language as a medium for spiritual self-awareness and consciousness. The text presents a nuanced view of language as both a tool for communication and a fundamental aspect of human identity, ultimately framing the question of language's source as a critical inquiry into the nature of existence itself. The annotation concludes with seminar protocols that document discussions among various scholars, further enriching the exploration of these themes.