Abstract
Vincent Blanchet addresses the problem of language in Reiner Schurmann’s thought. He examines Schurmann’s oeuvre in light of the reflection on language that traverses it and that culminates in Broken Hegemonies. In doing so, he seeks to espouse Schurmann’s questioning of how it is possible for speech to remain faithful of the ultimate conditions of human experience.
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