Semiosic Phenomena in the Essaystic Discourse. The Logic of Vague Ideas. Textual Analysis. Cover Image

FENOMENE SEMIOZICE ÎN DISCURSUL ESEISTIC LOGICA IDEILOR VAGI. ANALIZĂ TEXTUALĂ
Semiosic Phenomena in the Essaystic Discourse. The Logic of Vague Ideas. Textual Analysis.

Author(s): Luminiţa Chiorean
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies
Published by: Editura Universităţii Petru Maior
Keywords: textual semiosis; discours essayistique; emotional/ dynamic/ final(logic) interpreters; R-text

Summary/Abstract: In reading Stanescu’s essay, we used textual semiosis (Carmen Vlad, 2000). In the spirit of a new order in the analysis of discourse in the essays, we chose the linguistic and semiotic codes. The semiosic model applied to the essay The Logic of Vague Ideas / Logica ideilor vagi confirms the architecture of discourse in the essay. Nevertheless: there is a bi-univocal relation between the nature of the interpreter and the discursive stages or reason, therefore: the emotional interpreter is the equivalent of textuality (Vlad); the dynamic interpreters correspond to the essayistic rationality (in the demonstration or the experiment) and the final (logic) interpreter “archives” the textual meaning. We remind only a few of the observations made in the analysis of the essayistic discourse as a semiosic process (Peirce, Vlad): (1) The R-text was played as a discursive support for the interpreters, by this signifying function mediating the relation between the object and the interpreter (immediate object = idea of real, here: the word; dynamic object = real, here: poetic metalanguage); in Stanescu’s essay, (2) Ii1 = the word defined by the lexemes „understood” and „well-understood”; (3) Id1=”the understanding” corresponds to the proper meaning, to denotation, and the „well-understood” to the named object (thing), to connotation. (4) the lexemes support, co-textually and contextually, mainly the metaphorical nature of the word, etc. As a conclusion, the logic interpreter confirms the metalanguage on each level: [1] metaword, [2] metalanguage, [3] metapoetic language (metatext).

  • Issue Year: 2013
  • Issue No: 14
  • Page Range: 28-41
  • Page Count: 14
  • Language: Romanian
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