1. GROUP 3
Akhmadi
H.Muh.Khozin
Katarina Retno Susilo
Rinda
Sekta Lonir Oscarini wati Bhakti
Sri Hartono

2.  A philosophy branch that relies on analyzing
the use of language
 Because there are many problems and concepts
of philosophy that are only able to be explained by
language analysis
 Because the language is an important means in
philosophy

3.  Philosophy about language
 Philosophy based on the language

4.  Not making a question about something
 Being able to explain “what can be said” and
“what can not be said”

5.  Criticism on the used language
 Because of its opaqueness, inexplicitness, only
depend on the context

6.  Criticizing the use of language in
philosophizing
 Explaining the use of language in
philosophizing by analysis

7.  Logical Atomism
 Neo positivism
 The Ordinary language philosophy

8.  The Analytic Philosophy
 The Synthetic Philosophy
 The Hermeneutic Philosophy

9. The Aspects of Language Philosophy:
 Anthology
 Epistemology
 Axiology

10.  Consisting of Vowel and Consonant
 Having essential parts of language
 The exist language is marked by creativity in
order
 The language structure of the culture
determines what someone thinks and does

11.  Verbal communication is composed of six
elements:
 a context (the co-text, that is, the other verbal
signs in the same message, and the world in
which the message takes place)
 an addresser (a sender, or enunciator )
 an addressee (a receiver, or enunciatee)
 a contact between an addresser and addressee
 a common code
 a message.

12. TARGET
FACTOR TARGET FACTOR SOURCE FACTOR FUNCTION
AND
FUNCTION
1 CONTEXT MESSAGE REFERENTIAL
2 ADDRESSER MESSGAE EMOTIVE
3 ADDSRESSEE MESSAGE CONATIVE
4 CONTACT MESSAGE PHATIC
5 CODE MESSAGE METALINGUAL
6 MESSAGE MESSAGE POETIC

13.  The expressive of communication means
 The argumentative of communication means
 The expressive function
 The informative function
 The exploration function
 The persuasive function
 The entertainment function

14.  The Expressive Communication Means
 The Argumentative Communication Means
 Through Language, Human can live in both
real and symbolic experiences that can be
stated by the language
 Through Language, human can give the
meaning of the of his lives.
 Language can be the strength

15.  The instrumental Function
 The Regulatory Function
 The Representational Function
 The Interaction Function
 The Personal Function
 The Heuristic Function
 The Imagination Function

16.  Human can implicate his thought to his real
daily life especially to find the truth
 Human can describe the reality
 Human can utter his thought and feeling to the
others
 Human can develop the culture
 Human can think complexly and abstractly
 Human can communicate the knowledge to the
others
 Human can think systematically and orderly
 Human can transform the factual subject be an
abstract symbol

17.  Vagueness
 Ambiguity
 Inexplicitness
 Context Dependent
 Misleadingness

18.  Multifunction
 Inexplicitness
 Ambiguity
 Depends on the context and situation
 Misleadingness