TERMINUS T.35 PHILOSOPHY OF THE SIGN JOSEF SIMON

Discover the depth of Josef Simon's thought in his groundbreaking work "Terminus T.35 Philosophy of the Sign". This is a book that challenges traditional definitions of the sign, leading the reader through a labyrinth of metaphysical considerations. Ideal for philosophy students, semiotics researchers, and anyone seeking new perspectives on language and meaning.

• Groundbreaking view of the theory of the sign
• Analysis of traditional definitions and their problematic nature
• Considerations on the ontology of meaning
• Interpretation of signs as "signs of the times"
• Metaphysical approach to the philosophy of the sign
• Inspiration to think outside the box
• Translation by Jarosław Merecki

"Terminus T.35 Philosophy of the Sign" is not just a book, it's an intellectual journey into the nature of language and meaning. Josef Simon, drawing on the metaphysical tradition, proposes a new view of signs that goes beyond conventional definitions. This book provokes thinking, questioning and searching for your own answers to fundamental questions about the nature of the sign.

The author, Josef Simon, is a renowned philosopher whose works in the field of semiotics and language theory are internationally recognized. His unique approach, combining the metaphysical tradition with modern concepts, makes him one of the most important contemporary thinkers. Oficyna Naukowa, the publisher of this book, is known for publishing valuable and inspiring works in the field of humanities.

This book is ideal for people who want to deepen their knowledge of the philosophy of language, semiotics and metaphysics. Thanks to it, you will understand how signs shape our thinking and how we can use them to discover new perspectives. Whether you are a student, researcher or simply a person curious about the world, "Terminus T.35 Philosophy of the Sign" will provide you with unforgettable intellectual experiences.

The book has 382 pages, a format of 208x131 mm and was published in 2004 in paperback. It is a must-have for anyone interested in the philosophy of the sign and wants to broaden their horizons.