Non-self-identity of a Linguistic Sign. Causes and Effects of the "Linguistic Onomatodoxia"
In the article the utilitarian approach to allocation of a linguistic sign is considered, that leads to recognition of non-self-identity of a linguistic sign. During the communicative act communicant’s actions are understood, respectively, elements and units are appointed and interpreted in the complex system of coordinates determined by a cognitive condition of participants (the sender, the addressee, a secondary interpretant). The author suggests to consider “linguistic onomatodoxia” to be a research position according to which the autonomous sense (value) corresponds to the autonomous sign, and vice versa. The author states an inaccuracy of ontological interpretation of a sign.