Using Words and Things

Exploring the intricate relationship between language and technology, this book presents a systematic framework that integrates insights from prominent philosophers such as Searle and Heidegger. It challenges three extreme views on communication, proposing a synthesis that recognizes the mutual entanglement of subjects and objects. Through this narrative, the author argues for a deeper understanding of how language and technology interrelate, highlighting their co-constitutive nature in shaping human experience and interaction.