Meaning, Narrativity, and the Real

Focusing on the interplay between meaning and reality, the book delves into legal and philosophical dimensions. It argues that meaning arises from linguistic expression and examines the philosophical implications of this idea. The first part highlights the works of Klages, Derrida, Von Hofmannsthal, and Wittgenstein, exploring silence as a foundational element of articulation and understanding. Through these discussions, it engages with contemporary debates about the nature of meaning and its implications in various contexts.