| Summary: | This book explores the philosophical and semiotic theories of Karl Otto Apel, focusing on the transformation of philosophy through language. It delves into his development of communicative ethics alongside Jürgen Habermas, emphasizing the pragmatic and dialogical nature of reason. The work examines the intersection of semiotics, hermeneutics, and language philosophy, presenting Apel's contributions to ethical discourse and his critique of linguistic theories. Intended for scholars and students of philosophy, it compiles various essays to provide a comprehensive view of Apel's work, highlighting its significance in contemporary German philosophy.
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