A Philosophical Investigation of the Language for Remembering the Past

本研究发现，本雅明的语言哲学认为言语行为本身是对他者的回应或对他者语言的翻译，而本雅明的历史哲学认为另一种历史是对被主导历史压迫的记忆的拯救，是通过非有意的回忆。通过这一理论研究，我指出，与过去事件的相遇是另一种历史的机会，这种历史将基于记忆来命名，命名每一个事件或呼唤其他经历过它的人。根据我的研究，这段历史将通过图像作为回忆的媒介来表达，其中事件-尽管它们超越了“表现的极限”-也将被记住，文学或艺术作品产生了这样的图像。

In this research I have found a relationship between Walter Benjamin's philosophy of language, which grasps act of speech itself as response to other or translation of language of the other, and his philosophy of history that argues on another history as rescue of memories, which are oppressed by dominant history, through non-intentional reminiscences. Thorough this theoretical investigation I have pointed out, that encounter with past events is a chance of another history which will be based on remembrance as naming, naming each event or calling other, who underwent it. According to my research this history will be expressed by images as medium of reminiscence, in which events-although they transcend "limit of representation" -will also be remembered, and literary or artistic works generate such images.