Bringing Language and Philosophy Together through Linguistic and Philosophical Interpretation of Language Units

The article presents an attempt to analyze the way by which such linguistic units as 'philosophy' and 'poetry' can reveal a shared philosophical potential in certain contexts which may be down to the similarity of semes. The authors resort to such means as componential and philosophical-hermeneutic methods of investigation to unravel the philosophical potential of the English language highlighting the fact that such methods and the results are by themselves a valuable means for Philosophy, Linguistics, Culture and Literature students to draw on.