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N. Mongilyova - cand .philol. s., Senior Teacher of Foreign
Philology Departement,
Kazakhstan, A.Baitursynov, Kostanay
State University
Interpretation
problem of the aesthetic information of the poetic discourse
The
problem of poetic text interpretation character has been up-to-date because the
answer to it is directly connected with the special features of this type of
discourse which is a heterogenic unity: “author” – “reader” – “text”.
Research
of aesthetic information of fiction and poesy definitely change the customary
view on communication reflected in code model of Shannon and Weaver [1]. In this model the
possibility of information reproduction on the distant end of the link exists
due to the absence of noise disturbance on the link, effectiveness of
(de)coding devices work and code
identity. The existence of the whole complex of additional information,
elicited from composition form, shows that poetic decoding cannot suggest the
identity of author’s and reader’s codes.
Communication
conditioned social practice explains the nature of transformation of the
meanings in interaction model of communication worked out by D. Schiffrin. In
accordance with its name this model puts forward interaction placed in
social-cultural conditions of the situation as the main principle. According to
the model communication may take place whether “the speaker” intends to do it
or not and whether this utterance is intended on the perception of “the
listener” [2, ñ. 398]. Communication is not
like information translation and intention manifestation but like meaning
demonstration which is not necessarily intended for identification and
interpretation by a recipient.
In this
situation of communication the information is distinguished between information
given deliberately and information given unintentionally. If the first type
information owes the participation in communication act to the speaker who
selects these meanings, figures them and reports them in accordance with their
intentions; the second type information owes the recipient – exactly their
perceptivity, selectivity and ability to interpretation. This conditions
asymmetry of the model: generation of meaning and its interpretation differ in
both the methods of implementation of these operations and types of forms of
cognition, perception, affect that take part in the operations.
Thus,
the features of aesthetic information induces the recipient to illicit by
themselves from the text the conclusions and estimations which are explicitly
formulated in the text. In the model of poetic communication “author” –
“reader” – “text” the element, which is the common link, the point of contact
of aesthetic activity of the author and the reader is poetic text. Its structure,
on the one hand, appears to be a motivated correlation between language
expressions reflecting personal meanings of the author and, on the other hand,
it exists for the recipient as the means of actualisation of their personal
meanings.
The
research of aesthetic and poetic functioning of the poetic composition
discovers a new functional aspect of poetic discourse. Its existence is always
intended when the question is about the aesthetic contents and aesthetic
information included in the structure of a poetic text. It is shown as some new
content-richness which occurs as the result of poetic function mechanisms and
which we suggest to distinguish as the concept semantic space.
Traditionally,
in the use of the term “space” [3; 4; 5] there are some rules: its function of new meaning creation,
semantic penetration in the text, the existence of the text as semantic complex
and number of contexts, and also the role of each element in creating a general
idea of the text. Consequently, the term “space” may be used to characterise
the process of semantic forming which is actualised by the structure of poetic
discourse.
In the
given research semantic space of poetic discourse is understood as
determination of semantic relevancy of formal and semantic transitions which
happen in recipient’s thinking where poetic structuring takes place.
The
principle of parallelism, which is the first mechanism of poetic structuring,
puts language expressions disparate in the language system in equivalent
positions and brings them together according to form equivalency. Formal
equivalency inevitably causes the search of contents equivalency in the
recipient’s conscience. Additional meaning is not formed, but there its search
takes place both in thesaurus of the reader and by means of attracting other
text elements which are similar according to the same feature. The recipient
seeks the basis for brining together language expressions, motivates the
process. This happens as the consequence regularity of thinking to lead the
form and contents to mutual correspondence because the tendency to motivation,
according to A.P. Zhuravlyov, is demonstration of universal dialectic
regularity in symbolic world – the aspiration of contents and form to mutual
correspondence [6].
Semantic
space of “equivalent” and parallel poetic structures exists as the process of
motivation of equivalent forms and positions in human conscience.
Recipient’s
aesthetic speech activity may be accompanied by both pleasure, realization of
unicity of perceptible text and perception of “estrangement” (the term of V.
Shklovsky). The second mechanism of poetic structuring, the principle of
parallelism violation, violates reader’s expectation caused by customary
correlation of language elements in language system or fixed by the proportion
of parallelism in the given text, so the appears the unexpectedness effect.
By its
unpredictable influence the unexpectedness effect makes you review
equivalencies motivated before, which actualises a new, higher motivation
level. Such review causes forming semantic space of parallelism violation. In
this case, semantic space is formed as the result of a new motivation level
actualised by the unexpectedness effect.
If we
consider poetic text as symbolic system mechanisms of poetic structuring, parallelism
and its violation characterise the semantic part. Semantic space of poetic
discourse is referred to the interaction of meanings at semantic level.
Semantic value of structural correlations and their violation represent at
figurative level separate features of one meaning correlated with author’s
aesthetic intention.
References
1
Kibrik A.E. Linguistic background of language activity modeling// Language
activity modeling in intellectual systems. – M., 1987. – P. 33-52.
2
Schiffrin D. Approaches to Discourse. – Oxford; Cambridge, MA, 1994.
3
Toporov V.N. Space and Text // Text: semantics and structure. – M.: Nauka,
1983. – P. 227-284.
4
Petrenko V.F. Psychosemantics of conscience. M.: Moscow university Publishers,
1988. – P.208.
5
Nefedova L.A. Cognitive activity aspect of implicative communication. –
Chelyabinsk: ChSU Publishers, 2001. – P. 151.
6
Zhuravlyov A.P. Phonetic notions. – L.: LSU Publishers, 1974. – P. 160.
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