Linguistic Stereotypes – From Repeated Discourse to Wooden Language. Gradual Desemantisation in Totalitarian Discourse Cover Image

Stereotipii lingvistice – de la discursul repetat la limba de lemn. Desemantizare graduală în cadrul discursului totalitar
Linguistic Stereotypes – From Repeated Discourse to Wooden Language. Gradual Desemantisation in Totalitarian Discourse

Author(s): Livia FEIDAROS (SEICIUC)
Subject(s): Applied Linguistics, Sociolinguistics
Published by: UNIVERSITATEA »ȘTEFAN CEL MARE« SUCEAVA
Keywords: linguistic stereotypes; repeated discourse; wooden language;

Summary/Abstract: Between repeated discourse and the inflexible structures of the wooden language, linguistic stereotypes are dialectal constructions linguistically stable, that maintain the determinism of the signification created in the diachronic evolution of language,wich is characteristic to the repeated discourse, but instead, loses gradually its functions and causes the appearance of some incompatibilities at the level of syntagmatic relations, being a precursor of the artificial structures specific to the wooden language. Our study proposes an analysis of the way linguistic stereotypes solidarize with thought stereotypes, and become causal factors for the conventional assignment of sense in the case of wooden language structures and of the gradual corruption process of their functions, in the totalitarian discourse.

  • Issue Year: XXVI/2016
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 181-192
  • Page Count: 12
  • Language: Romanian