论哲学的表征意义（On the symbolic meaning of Philosophy）.docVIP

论哲学的表征意义（On the symbolic meaning of Philosophy） Characterization of meaning of Philosophy [author] Sun Zhengyu A philosophical theory of knowledge, the position of the dilemma In the language of popular modern philosophy linguistic turn, language is not only the object of philosophical analysis or interpretation, and the first is the starting point of the philosophy of self understanding. Rudolf Carnap is an important representative figure of logical positivism, philosophical criticism in two functional distinction language functions and expression and function as the premise, focuses on the scientism in modern philosophy. Interestingly, in response to the criticism on philosophy of logical positivism in modern philosophy, but often or submit to Carnaps language expression function of self defense, or the functional expression of succumb to Carnaps language self commitment, to seek the scientific philosophy or philosophy in literature. In my opinion, these two kinds of philosophical attitude, from the opposite direction and affirms the common philosophical position of epistemological position of philosophy. Carnap suggested that language functions constitute the facts of the proposition, this proposition can through the experience itself (such as scientific experiments and application of Technology) to determine its authenticity, so it is really meaningful problem; a language expression function is not in fact of experience proposition, but various views about human emotions or will they, neither verifiable nor the authenticity, which is false problem meaningless. Accordingly, Carnap criticizes the traditional philosophy of the three part of metaphysics, epistemology and logic, and conclude that the essence of all the traditional philosophy, it is always to act as a language to express the function of language expression function, is also in a variety of simple analogy method or graphic language to serve as the general the worlds explanation, the result is the philo