Language and world's limits (original) (raw)

This paper explores the complex relationship between linguistic meaning and cultural identity within the context of social sciences. It questions whether meaning determines successful communication or vice versa, and whether cultural identity fosters social interaction or emerges from it. By addressing the impact of global trends juxtaposed with local identities, the paper advocates for an empirically grounded understanding of both linguistic and cultural identities that reflect actual social practices rather than imposed constructs.