Delimitări şi precizări terminologice: monolog – monologism/ dialog – dialogism
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GAVRILOV, Anatolie. Delimitări şi precizări terminologice: monolog – monologism/ dialog – dialogism. In: Metaliteratură, 2016, nr. 1(42), pp. 59-70. ISSN 1857-1905.
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Numărul 1(42) / 2016 / ISSN 1857-1905

Delimitări şi precizări terminologice: monolog – monologism/ dialog – dialogism
CZU: 81'246

Pag. 59-70

Gavrilov Anatolie
 
Institutul de Filologie al AŞM
 
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Disponibil în IBN: 20 iunie 2016


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In this article are differentiated the terms: dialogue and monologue as compositionalstylistic notions with respect to dialogism and monologism as epistemological notions. There is specified their conceptual content within the triadic dynamic unity term/ general notion/ conceptual content changeable depending on the specific contexts. The paper focuses on the dialogical concept of “context”, as an unlimited space-temporality (chronotop) of becoming of the being’s whole in the “big time”, by distinguishing it from the linguistic-stylistic notion of “given context” and from the informatic one of “code”. The present research reveals the correlation between the ontological level of Bakhtin s “new thinking” and the surface structure of the specific language of his dialogism in the context of the dialogic existentialism.

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the terminological ensemble given – created – creation – becoming, (semiotic, informatic) code, context (of ontic becoming), dialogic contrariety, (thinking) self-awareness, dialogicality, dialogisation, heteroglossia, heterology, hetero-mundanity, (ontic, existential) whole, the triad term/ general notion / concept,

dialogue, heterophony, existence, being, intentionality,

dialogism, existentialism