TY - JOUR
TI - Intention, Bedeutung und die polnische Phänomenologie
AU - Liedtke, Frank
TI - Intention, Bedeutung und die polnische Phänomenologie
AB - 
	The relation between meaning and intention is considered, reflecting the theoretical approaches of J.R. Searle in comparison with early phenomenological authors like A. Marty and the polish philosopher K. Twardowski. The latter is seen as a founder of important distinctions in the philosophy of language and semiotics, as for example the one between the content and the object of presentations. The Twardowskian concept of meaning is genuinely oriented towards the hearer, and in this respect it is different from that of J.R.Searle, who claims – in his intentionalist writings – that meaning consists only in representation, not in communication. Insofar Twardowski’s approach can be considered as constituting an influential – even though presently underestimated – impetus in direction of a communication-based conception of meaning within intentionalist semantics.
VL - 2014
IS - Zeszyt 4 (2014)
PY - 2015
SN - 2353-656X
C1 - 2353-4893
SP - 313
EP - 327
DO - 10.4467/23534893ZG.14.023.3160
UR - https://ejournals.eu/czasopismo/zeitschrift-des-verbandes-polnischer-germanisten/artykul/intention-bedeutung-und-die-polnische-phanomenologie
KW - meaning
KW - intention
KW - presentation
KW - picture
KW - communication