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FROM JOHN SEARLE'S PERSPECTIVE: INTENTIONALITY, COLLECTIVISM, LANGUAGE, AND SOCIAL REALITY

JOHN SEARLE’YE GÖRE INTENTİONALİTY, KOLEKTİVİZM, DİL VE TOPLUMSAL GERÇEKLİK

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291–312
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2023-10-15
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Understanding this concept will offer valuable contributions to future research, especially in the field of communication sociology, for determining the boundaries of collective actions and analyzing social cooperation.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This article thoroughly examines the views of American philosopher John Searle on the concepts of intentionality and intention, which are among the most fundamental issues in the history of human thought.
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⚙️Variables:Temayül · Kolektivizm · Toplumsal Gerçeklik

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This article thoroughly examines the views of American philosopher John Searle on the concepts of intentionality and intention, which are among the most fundamental issues in the history of human thought. The concept of intention, as a fundamental concept for understanding the human mind and behavior, also facilitates the comprehension of language, social structure, and the concrete and abstract realities of this structure. Understanding this concept will offer valuable contributions to future research, especially in the field of communication sociology, for determining the boundaries of collective actions and analyzing social cooperation.

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Bu makale insanlığın düşün tarihinin en temel sorunsallarından biri olan intentionality-mütemayil durum- ve intention -temayül- kavramları üzerine Amerikalı filozof John Searle’nin görüşlerini detaylı olarak incelemektedir. İnsan zihni ve davranışlarının anlaşılabilmesi için temel arz eden görüşlerden biri olan temayül kavramı, aynı zamanda dilin, toplumsal yapının ve bu yapı dahilinde oluşan somut ve soyut gerçeklerin anlaşılmasını da kolaylaştırmaktadır. Kavram ve kavram dahilinde oluşan konseptlerin, kolektif eylemlerin sınırlanın belirlenmesi ve toplumsal iş birliğinin çözümlenmesi açısından özellikle iletişim sosyoloji alanında gerçekleştirilecek gelecek çalışmalara edeceği sunacağı düşünülmektedir.

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KURT, M. C. (2023). FROM JOHN SEARLE'S PERSPECTIVE: INTENTIONALITY, COLLECTIVISM, LANGUAGE, AND SOCIAL REALITY. Hak İş Uluslararası Emek ve Toplum Dergisi, Cilt: 12 Sayı: 33, 291–312. https://ajindex.com/articles/970183

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