Le discours de la francophonie

Mărioara Vlioncu – Identification and Identity…the relationships between the specific elements of a promotionallanguage, considered as being a specialized one, and the wordsbelonging to the common vocabulary that denote ordinary objectsand concepts from daily life. If we take into account the languagecode, the specialized vocabulary is a secondary one. If we have inmind the vocabulary from the Coca-Cola slogans, that we agreedupon as being on the border between the specialized and commonvocabulary, this vocabulary has a determiner that contributes tothe removal of some of the terms from the common usability andto their inclusion in certain linguistic fields. These fields areconnected among them through structural relationships. The semanticaspect of the linguistic fields existing in the Coca-Colabrand slogans makes them contain homogeneous and heterogeneouselements.The corpus that we will subject to analysis is that of the Coca-Colabrand advertisements from the beginning of the productpromotion up to the present.1. Theoretical perspectivesThe specialized vocabulary originates in the history of theproduction process, when ideas come up and new nameless objectsare created. Under those circumstances, the professional activityis continuously accompanied, as concerns the linguistic aspect,by the occurrence of some elements made up as a result ofman’s conscious action in the natural development of the language.Based on the above statement, we intend to address lexicalfields related issues, within the specialized vocabulary, referringto a recently over evaluated component, namely, the advertisingwritten language. We first find some information about the lexicalfield concept in Jost Trier: „The word acquires a meaning only aspart of a whole: accordingly, the meaning exists only within thefield.” 11 Jost Trier, Altes und Neues vom sprachlichen Feld, in „Wortfeldforschung.Zur Geschichte und Theorie des sprachlichen Feldes“, Hrsg. von Lothar160