Aladro Vico

English This text presents a non-immanentist view of meaning in communication, drawing on the work of authors and theories such as those of Lévi-Strauss, Bachelard, Cartier-Bresson, Paolo Fabbri and Simone Weil. It delves into non-egocentric perspectives on the discovery of meaning and how a non-immanentist and non-egoic thesis of meaning in communication aligns with generative linguistic theories and findings on creativity.

English This text analyzes the differences between a text written by a human and one produced by AI. Based on concrete experiences, the author demonstrates that texts produced by AI supplant what she calls the “voice” of a human author, since they produce impersonal, aseptic,and complacent versions of the content a human wishes to create.

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