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Le discours de la francophonie

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Laura A.-Popovici & Ione<strong>la</strong> G.-Bândiul – The Didactic Speech…intermediary stage which constitutes the didactic speech whichwe call the interaction, communication stage of the didactic speech.The communication stage from the didactic speech subtendsthe transformation zone of didactic signs into meanings likely tobe exposed un<strong>de</strong>r various forms, both by the speech producer andalso by the receivers, following the continuous interaction betweenthem. The semiosis uses the capacity of the didactic speechto persua<strong>de</strong>, to exp<strong>la</strong>in, to exemplify or illustrate the educationa<strong>la</strong>pproach, so that the speech can exit its corporeality, receivingother interpretative meanings. In the communicative stage, that ofinterpretation of the didactic speech, the activation of semiosis inthe paratext is produced as a link between production and receptionof speech signs. In this speech area, the didactic approach divertsfrom its author to achieve the semiotic freedom (infinite interpretation).Starting from the statement belonging to Deleuze in Dialogueswith C<strong>la</strong>ire Parnet according to which “the author’s shortcomingsare re<strong>la</strong>ted to the fact that he is consi<strong>de</strong>red the startingpoint, the person the text originates from, the person who sets thetopic of enunciation on which <strong>de</strong>pend all occuring expressionsand that who gains recognition and i<strong>de</strong>ntification within an or<strong>de</strong>rof dominant meanings and preset capabilities” (DELEUZE, Gilles,and PARNET, C<strong>la</strong>ire, 1997:111.), we emphasize that this paratextualspace represents the p<strong>la</strong>ce where the author is lost, disappears,merges with the meaning of the text and builds anotheri<strong>de</strong>ntity, passing from its subjective si<strong>de</strong> to the objective one.This shift from the author’s fading away in favour of the significationis achieved only in the case of the paratext belonging tothe didactic speech. Having this i<strong>de</strong>a as a starting point, we believethat the paratextual rhetoric (the form of sugestive emphaticexpression increasing the power of p<strong>la</strong>sticity of the paratextual<strong>la</strong>nguage) has the capacity to <strong>de</strong>termine the passing of the text’sauthor from the school textbooks into the background. He willthen watch from a distance the interpretative approach, from the14

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