“Presuppositions of the Heideggerian Turn towards the Experience of Language”.The framework of the instrumental conception of the “word” is Modernmetaphysics of subjectivity. The philosophy and science of language somehowemerge thereof. Taking as starting-point of his phenomenologic method “to engageon the way towards the experience of language” –beyond the basic presuppositionsestablished by the philosophic tradition– Heidegger overcomes Western linguisticreductionism. The question about the essence of language –which finally asks:What is language? What is its foundation?– is overcome by the question: Howdoes language itself occur? Taking into account these assumptions, to have anexperience with language means to “let oneself be appealed by the ‘word’ in anexpectant attitude, without an object to represent”. Free of the representationbonds, language is concei...

La concepción instrumental de la "palabra" tiene como marco de referencia la metafísica de la subjetividad moderna, de la cual surgen en una u otra medida la filosofía y la ciencia del lenguaje. Tomando como punto de partida de su método fenomenológico el "ir de camino en pos de la experiencia del lenguaje” –más allá de los presupuestos básicos establecidos por la tradición filosófica– Heidegger logra superar el reduccionismo lingüístico de Occidente. La pregunta por la esencia del lenguaje –que corresponde finalmente a los interrogantes: ¿Qué es el lenguaje? y ¿cuál es su fundamento?– es superada por la pregunta ¿cómo acontece el lenguaje como tal? Teniendo en cuenta estos presupuestos, hacer una experiencia con el lenguaje significa "dejarse abordar por la interpelación de la ‘palabra’ en una actitud de espera sin objeto que representar”. Libre de las...

“Presuppositions of the Heideggerian Turn towards the Experience of Language”.The framework of the instrumental conception of the “word” is Modernmetaphysics of subjectivity. The philosophy and science of language somehowemerge thereof. Taking as starting-point of his phenomenologic method “to engageon the way towards the experience of language” –beyond the basic presuppositionsestablished by the philosophic tradition– Heidegger overcomes Western linguisticreductionism. The question about the essence of language –which finally asks:What is language? What is its foundation?– is overcome by the question: Howdoes language itself occur? Taking into account these assumptions, to have anexperience with language means to “let oneself be appealed by the ‘word’ in anexpectant attitude, without an object to represent”. Free of the representationbonds, language is concei...