英文摘要 |
By its systematic and logical uniformity, philosophy and social theories get their argumentation legitimacy. However systematic and logical uniformity should not be the warranty and criteria of the truth and the legitimacy of human cultures. The approaches Linguistic Anthropology exercised on cross cultural studies make the relativity obvious. All theories, frameworks of thinking, conceptual categories, inference patterns, are conceived in the specific historical and cultural fields, therefore, not that a theory can claim its absolute nature. The absolute nature of a theory, is built on the ground of the mental model and cultural architecture he who accepted, and will loss its objective basis when we put it back to its historical contexts and exam it from comparative cultural perspectives. It can insist on its absolute nature only base on the condition of relativism. The limitations of a language are the limits of its speakers; people comprehend the world through the architecture of a specific language. Linguistic anthropology, base on a pragmatic attitude and not hurrying to build a theory prematurely, is worthy to respect for all other disciplines. Philosophy and social theories should not be knowledge in the Ivy Towel anymore. |