Keywords
understanding
thinking
dialogue
lenguaje
comprensión
pensamiento
diálogo
How to Cite
Abstract
Thought is understood from its expression through language. It allows communities to exchange information useful for their continuity. In this paper, components of this exchange process are analyzed both in their formal and critical implications, emphasizing the shift from being to thinking, from thinking to saying, and the dialogue between sayings, that finally results in a dialogue between persons, strengthening the social ties. However, the inner self of individuals also enters into this consideration.
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