The Epistemology of Language Use: Wittgenstein and a Philosophical Pragmatics

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Contents
Editorial Preface: Arley Ramos Moreno and Philosophical Pragmatics
Notes on Style
Abbreviations
Introduction
	Pragmatics and Epistemology
	The Conceptual Context
	A Wittgensteinian Therapy Heritage
	Constructing the Sign: Usage and Context
	Principles of Symbolic Organization: Exemplification, Description and Definition
1 The Idea of a Philosophical Pragmatics
	The Role of Pragmatics for Symbolism
	Objecthood
	Formal Empiricism
	The Formal and a priori Nature of Pragmatics
	Philosophical Pragmatics and the Transcendental Function
	Delimitation and Expansion of Context in the Construction and Application of the Sign
2 Therapy and Epistemology
	Therapeutic Suggestions
	Pragmatic Conceptual Overview
3 For an Epistemology of Language Use
	Aspects as Identification Criteria
	Regulatory Norms, Constitutive Rules and Objectivity
	Philosophical Pragmatics and the Symbolic Construction of Objectivity
	The Preventive Role of an Epistemology of Language Use
4 Provisional Balance
	Aspects and Objecthood
	Transcendental Rules a parte post
	Transcendental Application vs Empirical Origin
	Focus on the Linguistically Expressible Perception
	Normative Criteria
	Context
Bibliography
Editorial Afterword: Situating Arley Moreno in the Current Philosophical Context
	Some Questions About Posthumous Publications
	Main Characteristics of Moreno’s Approach
	Further Perspectives
Editorial References
List of Figures
Glossary
Editorial Endnotes
Index