The network of rationality and emotion language
Keywords:
network of rationality, emotion and language, speech-language-psychologyAbstract
This article challenges mechanical vision of language and communication, to adopt a dinamic and complex approach. At the same time, this approach challenges the idea of the existence of an isolated module of language, demonstrating the profound links that in every level relate language to emotion in the configuration of our "web of rationality". Without emotion we cannot understand the ontogenetical and philogenetical aspects of language. Without emotion we cannot define many of the language pathologies and essential characteristics of languages, communication and cultures.
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