Deleuze and Wittgenstein's Language-Thinking- Mind Relations

The existence of these qualities and the concept and approach to existence are discussed in a reciprocal framework. The position of this conception, which is a problem of reason, in time and space, which ensures human continuity, is discussed. However, it is emphasised that the understanding of human existence cannot be limited to scientific research and must be approached from a broader perspective. Because human beings are born, live together with others and have a spatial distribution, they have both a physical form and a sense of their own existence with the richness that extends their problems into frameworks. In this way, the elements of a strategy of understanding show the relationship between language and thought. In this study, an attempt has been made to address human existence in the context of language, and it has been emphasised that understanding the world through language is an endeavour related to time and space. Therefore, it is concluded that human beings have a limited existence in a factual conception of existence. Human beings are first born into a life and make this life their own. It discovers and limits what exists through language. The signification of the existent, on the other hand, is not simply transformed into a reference in a structural sense but tried to deal with it in a context. At this point, the conception of mind is also a special connection according to a context.