L'indeterminatezza del segno e il trasferimento delle culture
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Word Count
63,000 words, Guess
Page Count
252 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108822265645
- ISBN-139788822265647
- Library of Congress Control Number2017483064
- OCLC Control Number1033538563
- Open LibraryOL44100231M
Classifications
- DDC302
- LCCP90 .A8414 2018
Description
Il segno-simbolo è teoricamente indeterminato, polivalente. Nella relazione cultura-lingua-utente si situa il fondo significativo da trasferire. Il lavoro, a partire dai fondamenti dell{u2019}analisi linguistica, attraversa le modalità della comunicazione che si realizzano con strumenti diversi: il discorso linguistico (la traduzione, le lingue affini), il linguaggio iconografico (Munch, Vigeland, la proposta anamorfica), l'interdipendenza fra linguaggio poetico e musicale (Da Ponte e Mozart), la poesia in dialetto (Pierro e Pasolini); il mito come forma della conoscenza (Orfeo e Euridice). -- The sign-symbol is theoretically indeterminate, multipurpose. The culture-language-user relationship constitutes the significant basis to transfer. The work, starting from the foundations of linguistic analysis, goes through the means of communication conducted with different instruments: the linguistic discourse (translation, related languages), the iconographic language (Munch, Vigeland, the anamorphic proposal), the interdependency of poetic and musical languages (Da Ponte and Mozart), poetry in dialect (Pierro and Pasolini), and myth as a form of knowledge (Orpheus and Eurydice). --
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Series Statement
- Biblioteca dell'"Archivum Romanicum." Serie II, Linguistica -- 62
- Biblioteca dell'"Archivum Romanicum." -- 62.
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