LINGUAGEM - FERRAMENTAS DA LUTA SOCIAL NO PENSAMENTO FILOSÓFICO DE VLADIMIR ILYICH LENIN
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Language
tools
social struggle
philosophical thought

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Phuong , V. T. ., & Dung , V. V. . (2023). LINGUAGEM - FERRAMENTAS DA LUTA SOCIAL NO PENSAMENTO FILOSÓFICO DE VLADIMIR ILYICH LENIN. Synesis (ISSN 1984-6754), 15(2), 389–402. Recuperado de https://seer.ucp.br/seer/index.php/synesis/article/view/2563

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A filosofia da linguagem é estudar questões relacionadas à natureza da linguagem e seu impacto na vida humana. Seus estudos modernos e pós-modernos colocaram a linguagem em uma posição muito importante na comunicação e na percepção do mundo. Como defensora, desenvolvedora e praticante prática da filosofia Mac, Leni usou a linguagem como uma arma afiada para realizar essa missão. Vladimir Ilyich Lenin considerava a linguagem uma ferramenta de comunicação que não é apenas encerrada em uma forma estrutural, mas a essência da linguagem é determinada no processo de comunicação. De uma maneira simples de se expressar, V.I. Lenin foi capaz de destacar as deturpações do marxismo e do socialismo. Neste artigo, vamos esclarecer as bases teóricas da linguagem na filosofia e apontar as causas que levam à linguagem - uma ferramenta de luta social em V.I. O pensamento filosófico de Lenin. O artigo destacará a linguagem que V.I. Lenin usou ao discutir questões como: história-sociedade; liberdade; luta de classes; liberar, libertar, libertar; força de libertação.

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