Using Words and Things (Routledge Studies in Contemporary Philosophy)

This book offers a groundbreaking framework for understanding the interplay between language and technology, challenging the notion that they are separate entities.

Through a comprehensive analysis of various philosophical perspectives, the author constructs a synthesis of three ideal-type positions, providing a nuanced understanding of how language and technology shape our experiences and practices.

The book's unique approach draws on central discussions from philosophy of language, epistemology, and metaphysics, offering an original theory that centers on use, performance, and narrative.

With its transcendental turn, this book provides a fresh perspective on the relationship between language and technology, making it an essential read for scholars and researchers in these fields.