Augustine & Poinsot: The Protosemiotic Development. Postmodernity in Philosophy: A Poinsot Trilogy

摘要

According to Deely, the general path of philosophy from Descartes to the present, referred to by Deely as 'the Way of Ideas", is to be rejected in favor of 'the Way of Signs" (including some form of realism). [...] philosophers, refusing to recognize the postmodern semiotic revolution, are "sleepwalkers, as it were, now in an intellectual culture which can no longer avoid the Way of Signs, but ensorcelled in a circle of 'epistemology' and 'critical philosophy' determined not to see beyond itself, veritable zombies of philosophy."