Bases para a construção de uma língua artificial global como um ensaio de unificação cultural para harmonizar o significante “Deus”

Abstract

This paper presents the conceptual bases of psychoanalytic semiotics for the analysis of the construction of a language, and the consequent reinterpretation of the signifier God. The production of an academic research related to this subject was motivated by the observation of the language construction phenomenon – conlanging. Focusing hybrid and harmonizing characteristics, there is the example of the Allamej conlang, which was created by paying attention to the context of cultural segregation due to the multiple interpretations given to what is understood as “God”, as well as its consequences in the manifestation of aggressive impulses among the masses. The hypothetico-deductive methodology was adopted, based on bibliographical research in works that comprise semiotics and psychoanalysis. It was first observed that the construction of a language is related to the concept of sublimation. In addition, knowing that language is also conceptually related to culture and this, to the paternal function or the figure of the father, which in many respects is equivalent to that of God, it has been approached and is thus also linked to language. In this sense, the creation of a hybrid language with global characteristics would have relations with such concepts. Therefore, the semantic interpretation of language through the concepts of psychoanalytic semiotics aimed to demonstrate how a conlang that is intended to be global would solve the question of the signic diversity related to God, crumbled between cultures, which sometimes justifies hostility between certain groups. Finally, potential cultural consequences that would hypothetically be derived from the hybrid and harmonic characteristic of a hybrid language are outlined, as well as the comparison of this creation with examples of productions belonging to artistic and philosophical movements having the same end