THE POWER OF WORDS

What can we say about the word in philosophy? It's a thorny question likely to provoke the intelligence of any philosophical researcher. For it carries with it several facets concerning the meaning we can give to the word from a philosophical angle. In addition to the question listed above, we can only take up this kind of question and ask it a few more questions: what is the role of the word in philosophy? What is the role of philosophy in speech? What are the corollaries of bad conscience in speech? What are the corollaries of bad speech in consciousness? In the first axis, the author embodies the philosophy of Thomas Hobbes in its reflexive unity. It certainly seems highly relevant to him to revisit his philosophy, whose imprint is still evident today in various areas of life, and even more so in the social and political sciences.