Semantic Extension Of Modern Science Meta-Language On Literature: Terminological "Scientism" And "Intermediality"
Year: 2020
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: The article discusses the process of the terms’ aestheticization of non-scientific spheres in contemporary literary and critical discourse. The result of the terms’ aestheticization is a semantic update of traditional categories and the introduction into the scientific circulation of metaphorical, individually-copyrighted images-concepts, such as “speech worldview,” “category-image,” “reverse perspective,” “sublimation,” “artistic optics,” “ novel topology,” “ palimpsest ”and other terms. The translation is carried out according to the principle of the metaphorical use of semantic coincidences; that is, it takes into account the similarity effect in the dissimilarity case. The material and theoretical basis of the study were the works on Spatio-temporal representations, intersemiotic correlations between intermediality and epistemology in the works of O.A. Hanzen-Levy. As an example, the conceptualization process of some of M. Bakhtin’s occasional, metaphorical terms and his speech mechanisms and techniques are demonstrated. As a result of the study, it is concluded that poetic modality and terminological variability have deep ideological roots. Modern man is guided in the severe conditions of a probabilistic universe, with its multiplicity of reference systems. Poetic modality and terminological variability lead a modern person into scientific consciousness. The individuality of the artist’s scientific speech worldview is manifested in the creation of new occasional meanings and the actualization of traditional images of a symbolic nature. However, this remark is true concerning the theoretical vision and the process of the formation of conceptual and terminological systems. Modern poetics appears to be an operational program and not a system of fixed rules and norms.
Institution: Kuban State University
Language: English
Subfield: Literature and Literary Theory
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W3095878490