Analogy as a Philosophical Background of Bringing Orderliness into Linguistic and Extralinguistic Chaos to Ensure Code Metamorphoses in Discourse
Assuring orderliness in chaos is the task that has been tackled by scholars representing different fields of knowledge such as philosophy, logic, hermeneutics, linguistics, psycholinguistics etc. We proceed from the assumption that by sorting out linguistic and extralinguistic experience language comes to bring orderliness into its own structure, development and change. Linguistic and extralinguistic content is also being shaped ensuring unity between chaos and order, rule and exception, part and whole. The article adds new argumentation to the discussion concerning the assumption that bringing orderliness through analogy is an axiom. This axiom supports the fractal modelling of discourse development and interpretation, helps to integrate the holistic and holographic methods that ensure the symmetry of form and content which symbolizes the essence of discourse as an entity of linguistic and extralinguistic aspects of analysis.