Language politics. Statements, Power, and Society

The aim of this article is to show that the language is intimately linked with the social world and that to clarify such a relation depends on considering in the same plane of dependence the enunciates and the actions - what it leads to consider the language as a type of shared behavior. That means that the language not only serves to the needs of the social life as way of interunderstanding. On a bottom relatively autonomous-caracterizable in the considerations on the semantic shades introduced by the implicit significances- the language works in conditions of accomplishment that are social relations highly segmented and ranked The hypothesis is that the language is made in the measure in which it facilitates a form of contact to the individuals. Also we insist that as point of item (game) for the analysis of the social character of the language it is necessary to recognize the interpretative value that has the enunsates in all that they endure, in the area of the facts of the speech, a certain execute-power fitted to social conditions that determine the ways of such a accomplishment.