El logos semántico y el logos apofántico

Coseriu separates lógos semantikós from lógos apophantikós. The former manifests in the three levels of linguistic determination: it is universal since it is the meaningful function; it is historical in so far as the meaningful function is determined in the elements of a language; and it is individual since it manifests in texts. Logos apophantikós manifests in the three levels as well: it is universal since logic manifests as different from linguistic, since it is knowledge and since objective classifications of reality do not belong to language: they are not lexical systematizations; it is the historical since reality and knowledge of reality impose on intuition and meaning; and it is individual since it appears in those particular texts in which reality is predicated.My intention in this article is to analyze logos as it manifests in the act of speech