Text Linguistics in the Context of the Communication Sciences

• Author: Silviu Serban, Cristian Scarlat
• Position: 1Spiru Haret University of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism, Communication and Public
• Pages: 534-538

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Text Linguistics in

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Abstract

: This paper tries to ana

of the preoccupation s

in its dom

the perspective on communicat

meanings, led to the pragmatic o

elements of the communicative

text linguistics defines the text a

and the condition s of the produc

the text in abstracto

, just the mes

transmitter and the receiver.

Keywords

: models of communic

The approaches developped

in t

transition from simplistic underst

involved, to some more comple

elements of communication. Insid

of interest from the "sending

me

preoccupations of

the relations

interdisciplinary study of

comm

linguistics is one of the effect-

sub

appro

ach of the text, that is speci

component parts, to the semiotic

a process, including the act of p

placed on the same direction trace

John Fiske appreciates that ther

understands communicat

ion as a

semiotic perspective and takes int

2)

While the “process” school

encodes, respectively decodes, th

es and Perspectives

s in the Context of the Communication

Silviu Şerban

1

, Cristina Scarlat

2

f Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism, Communica

elations,

silviuserban2000@yahoo.co.uk

of Bucharest, Faculty of Journalism, Communic

Relations, christinascarlat@yahoo.com

nalyse the conditions of emerging of text linguistics, taking in

omain, originated in the framework of the communication stu

cation, from the mechanistic transmission to interactivity a

ic orientation of the lin

guistic researches, not just to the mess

e act and to the con text where the exchange of the meanings

t as communicational occurrence, involving

both the membe

uction and the reception of the message, unlike conventional

essage

itself, ignoring the world that th e text refers

to, or the

nication

; theories of communication; text; textuality;

semiotics

n the studies relating to the act of communicatio

erstanding of it, focused on the complete determina

plex theories which tend to emphasize the intera

side

of this change of accent takes place also

a mo

messages

" to "exchange of meanings

". The placem

onship between

transmitter, receiver and

messa

munication

in which semiotics occupies a

signifi

subjects of the change

forementioned.

The transition

ecific to conventional linguistics,

after which the te

ic perspective in which the text is seen not only as a

f producing by t

he transmitter and that of receptio

aced by the models and theories of communication.

here are two major schools in the study of comm

s a process of transmitting messages and other th

into account the production and exchange of meani

ol focuses on some topics like how the transmit

the way in which the transmitter uses the channel o

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on Sciences

nication and Public

nication and Public

into consideration the roots

studies. Thus, th e change of

y and the exchange of the

essage itself, but also to t he

ngs takes p lace. As a result,

bers of the communication

nal linguistics which

studies

he u

sers of the message, the

tics

tion involve a gradual

ination of the elements

eraction bet

ween these

movement of

the center

cement in the center of

ssage

determined the

ificant position. Text

tion from the analytical

e text is reducible to its

as a product, but also as

tion by the receiver, is

on.

mmunication, one that

that defines it from a

anings.

(Fiske, 1990, p.

itter and the receiver

l of communication, or