TY  - BOOK
AU  - Gasparov, Boris
AU  - Gasparov,Boris
TI  - Beyond Pure Reason:  Ferdinand De Saussure`s Philosophy of Language and Its Early Romantic Antecedents
SN  - 9780231157803
U1  - N85.1SF 
PY  - 2010///
CY  - New York
PB  - Columbia University Press
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; Voluble Silence: Saussure and His Legacy  The Person    15   The Roots    16   Years of Learning    20   Paris and Geneva    28  The Writings    37  The Published and the Perishable    37  Fragmentariness   46  Reading the Course in General Linguistics    52   Postulates About Language and Their Demise  Antinomies of the Sign    63  Linguistics in Search of Its Subject    63  The Double Nature of the Sign    66  Arbitrariness and Negativity: Language as Pure Form    70  Immutability and Mutability of Signs: An Indissoluble  Antinomy    80 Freedom and Aporia    84  Fragmentation and Progressivity: Saussures Semiotics in the Mirror of Early Romantic Epistemology    87  In Search of Saussures Intellectual Roots    87  A Missing Link?   From "Progressive Education" to "General  Linguistics"    92  The Speaker of la langue and the Early Romantic Subject: Saussure and Novalis       Diachrony and History    111  Toward Immutability: Constructing the Past    111   Toward Mutability: Duration    120  A World in Transition: Saussure and Friedrich Schlegel    128   A Tentative Compromise: Linguistics as a "Natural" and a "Historical" Science      Language in Discourse  The Anagram    139  Linguistics of Speech: An Unrealizable Promise?    150  From Language to Speech: Bridging the Metaphysical Gap    150 "  Linguistics of Speech" and "Romantic Poetry"    156   The Mystery    161  Conclusion: Freedom and Mystery¿the Peripathetic Nature of Language    170  Made in Leipzig    170  From "Science" to Philosophy    174  "To Have a System and to Have None Is Equally Deadening for the Spirit"    177  Anxiety and Stoicism    179
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