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CONSIDERATIONS ON THE CONCEPTS OF PREMISE AND HYPOTHESIS IN LINGUISTIC SCIENCE

This paper was written during the course “Introduction to Linguistic Theories and Analysis,” offered by the PPGL – Graduate Program in Linguistics at UFSCAR – Federal University of São Carlos, in February 2026. During the course, we had the opportunity to develop a paper, following the conclusion of the course, with th...

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On the formation of linguistic constructivism from Austin to Searle

The article examines the evolution of speech act theory, one of the key ideas of ordinary language philosophy in the twentieth century. The research problem lies in the indeterminacy of the methodological relationship between the concepts of John Austin and John Searle: the question remains open whether Searle’s theory...

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The ontological status of personhood in N. A. Berdyaev’s metaphysics

The purpose of the study is to define the central idea of N. A. Berdyaev’s metaphysics by identifying the ontological status of the free creative person. The article examines four approaches to studying N. A. Berdyaev’s intellectual legacy. A comparative analysis of these approaches identifies the one that most fully c...

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The Origins of P. M. Rabinovych’s Scientific Outlook in the Philosophical Notes of the 1950s

The article introduces into scholarly circulation for the first time in Ukraine the youthful notes and aphorisms of the well-known theorist and philosopher of law, Professor P. M. Rabinovych (1936–2023), which address worldview issues and problems of cognition. The purpose of the study is to facilitate the identificati...

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L. WITTGENSTEIN’S IDEAS AND SOME PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Wittgenstein’s ideas are examined in terms of their influence on developments in artificial intelligence to demonstrate that the shift from the ontology of things to the logical ontology of facts, along with logicism and its attempts to approach language as a picture of the world and formalize thought through logical o...

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