On the author’s speech structure of Kant’s axiological discourse
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Abstract
The major difference between Kant's axiological and cognitive discourse is that the former contains a greater number of personal pronouns that signify different speech roles of the author. This text is characterised by a more direct expression of the addressee factor, which explains the emergence of the speech acts that are absent in Kant's cognitive texts. Another substantial difference is the explicit imperative modality of this type of Kant's texts.
Reference
1. Kant I. Grundlegung zur Metaphysik der Sitten // Kant I. Werkausgabe: in 12 Bd. / W. Weischedel (Hg). Bd. 7. Frankfurt/Main, 1974.
2. Kant I. Kritik der praktischen Vernunft // Kant I. Werkausgabe: in 12 Bd. / W. Weischedel (Hg). Bd. 7. Frankfurt/Main, 1974.