Philosophy of Language between Early Arab Contributions and Contemporary Western Thought
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Carving contemporary philosophy towards language and making it the main topic that philosophers should be concerned with and work on. This approach is what is known as the "linguistic turn" which embodied especially with analytic philosophy, so the philosophy of language prevailed over philosophy in the twentieth century, until this age was known as the era of language philosophy. The aim of this research is to shed light on some contributions to the philosophy of language, in the Arab, Islamic and Western worlds, and while the philosophy of language is included exclusively within the framework of contemporary Western philosophy, the arab Muslims have contributions that are no less important than those of contemporary Western thought in this field. And this is the conclusion we reached in this research
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