الزمن من التطابق الطبيعي إلى الزمن التلفظي : قراءة في لحظات الانتقال من الرؤية الفلسفية إلى الرؤية اللسانية

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Time is one of the striking categories in the history of human thought, and linguistics is one of the most prominent fields that took care of this concept by grammarians and rhetorists whose approach was logical and philosophical, believing that there is an identical relationship between the linguistic world and the natural world based on the idea of a temporal relationship between man and language; there is a temporal relationship between man and language, and so is it between him and nature.

Emile Banvenist developed a concept of linguistic time by distinguishing two types: physical and eventual.

The former refers to the duration measured according to the feelings of an individual, and the latter is the successive series that covers events.

Banvenist concluded that the concept of time, in its two parts, cannot be included in the temptations of the human temporal experience because the only time in which the human experience is manifested linguistic time, and this time is determined by discourse fulfillment.

This article tackles the efforts that linguistics and narratives made to shift from philosophical view on time to the linguistic view, through their attempts to shift the vision from natural congruence to verbal time