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LOCATION:Université de Montréal - Carrefour des arts et des sciences\, 31
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SUMMARY:Sentido y ámbito. Una apostilla a la teoría literaria de Eugenio 
 Coseriu
DESCRIPTION:cycle «Littératures en traduction»Jorge Wiesse :  “Sentid
 o y ámbito. Una apostilla a la teoría literaria de Eugenio Coseriu” (e
 n espagnol)Without becoming a systematic body\, Literary Theory is a topic
  of permanent interest for Romanian linguist Eugenio Coseriu. It is partic
 ularly relevant to the creation of his book Text Linguistics\, as he under
 stands that linguistic discipline as an hermeneutics of meaning. Indeed Co
 seriu’s book Text Linguistics deals extensively with literary matters.In
  criticizing the Jakobsonian notion of “poetic function” as a key elem
 ent of poeticity of a text\, Eugenio Coseriu refers to metre with a simile
 . He says that this and all the phenomena that old Rhetorics grouped under
  the term numerus fulfills\, in Poetry\, the same function as a picture fr
 ame. While accepting Coseriu’s criticism to the ideas of Roman Jakobson\
 , Jorge Wiesse argues that Coseriu’s comparison is inappropriate to expl
 ain the status of the sound level in Poetry. This clarification is usefull
  to specify the function of this level in the Poetry’s construction of m
 eaning and to clarify the idea of the aesthetic sign\, set out by Louis Hj
 elmslev and Sven Johansen’s Glossematics\, and adopted\, with modificati
 ons\, by Eugenio Coseriu and Jürgen Trabant.In relation to this last top
 ic\, he entertains the possibility of vinculating the concept of sense int
 o that of atmosphere or environment (“ámbito”\, in Spanish)\, advance
 d by Spanish philosopher Alfonso López Quintás using Shiller’s\, Heide
 gger’s\, Marcel’s and other’s ideas. In this way\, Wiesse thinks the
  interpretative process activated by the sound level of poetry could be ex
 plained in a dynamic and creative way.
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