Philosophical Pathways and Roles Embedded in Language

Abstract

This paper explores the unique role of language as both a carrier and an expressive tool for philosophical thought, examining its multifaceted pathways and value in philosophical thinking and dissemination. Through an analysis of the evolution of language philosophy, the application of language in various philosophical schools, and its influence on philosophical education and cognition, this study aims to reveal the profound impact of language within the realm of philosophy. It is argued that language is not only a tool for communication and expression but also serves as a structural support for philosophical thought, significantly contributing to the dissemination and education of philosophical ideas. Finally, this paper discusses the potential applications of modern technologies, such as natural language processing, in future philosophical research, emphasizing the importance of multilingual philosophical dialogue in a globalized context.