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Vers un Calcul des Significations dans l’Analyse des Langues

This article proposes epistemological reflections on the research program which aims to study language activity expressed by natural languages, an activity that is not limited to communication and the expression of thought. It presents some important concepts of the theory of enunciation by articulating them with semantico-cognitive schemes, which represent the meanings of linguistic units (grammatical and lexical) and which are generated, inside of the formalism of Curry's Combinatory Logic, by means of compositions and transformations of primitive operators anchored on cognitive activities of perception and action but  not reduced to these activities.