O expressivismo pragmatista de R. Brandom como alternativa para pensar convergências entre Heidegger e Wittgenstein acerca do fenômeno linguístico

Abstract

It is of no interest in this work to think of convergences between Heidegger and Wittgenstein as regards the style and method of philosophers, instead, we will defend the following thesis: In making use of our language, we commit ourselves to regimented social practices, which has its foundation contingent, historical and cultural. The convergences of our philosopher’s perspectives on the linguistic phenomenon will succeed in the common defense of this thesis of pragmatist rigor. To achieve this objective, Being and Time (1927), Introduction to Philosophy (1928/29) (M. Heidegger) and the Philosophical Investigations (1953) (L. Wittgenstein) to talk about the linguistic phenomenon, mediated by seminal pragmatist approach expressivist Robert Brandom, which will enable us to articulate quite similar reasons about the contingent soil in which we base our practices as language users.