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Revivals. Studi Linguistici, Filologici, Letterari

Authors: Nori, G.;

Revivals. Studi Linguistici, Filologici, Letterari

Abstract

“Any contemporary stage”, says Roman Jakobson in Linguistics and Poetics, perhaps the most famous essay of his prolific American output, “is experienced in its temporal dynamics, and, on the other hand, the historical approach both in poetics and in linguistics”, he specifies, “is concerned not only with changes but also with continuous, enduring, static factors”. Taking its cue from this theoretical assumption, as well as from cases of “discontinuous expansion” similar to those mentioned by the scholar (posthumous discoveries and resurrections, recurring or intermittent re-evaluations, canonical inclusions and exclusions of texts and authors), this volume aims to call attention back to the phenomenon of revivals in linguistic, philological, and literary studies in the broadest sense of their synchronic and diachronic dynamics. The essays collected here explore various dimensions and extensions in space and time; they operate both on a paradigmatic and a syntagmatic level, without ignoring their inescapable axiological relationships; they focus on representative cases using different analytical methods and critical approaches: examples of revivals ranging not only from individual writers to individual works, but also from related or distinct literary genres and subgenres to complex linguistic models and interactive systems of signs in multimedia modernity.

«Ogni periodo contemporaneo», afferma Roman Jakobson in Linguistics and Poetics, il saggio forse più famoso della sua intensa produzione statunitense, «viene vissuto nelle sue dinamiche temporali, e, d’altra parte, il metodo storico sia in poetica che in linguistica», egli specifica, «tiene conto non solo dei cambiamenti ma anche dei fattori continui, duraturi, statici». Prendendo spunto da questo assunto teorico nonché da casi di «espansione discontinua» simili a quelli accennati dallo studioso (scoperte postume e resurrezioni, rivalutazioni ricorrenti o intermittenti, canonizzazioni e declassamenti di testi e autori), il presente volume si propone di riportare l’attenzione sul fenomeno dei revivals negli studi linguistici, filologici e letterari nel senso più ampio delle loro dinamiche sincroniche e diacroniche. I saggi qui raccolti ne esplorano così varie dimensioni ed estensioni nello spazio e nel tempo; operano sia sul piano paradigmatico sia sul piano sintagmatico, senza ignorare i loro ineludibili rapporti assiologici; si concentrano con diversi metodi analitici e intenti critici su casi rappresentativi: esempi di revivals che spaziano non solo da singoli scrittori a singole opere, ma anche da affini o distinti generi e sottogeneri letterari fino a complessi modelli linguistici e sistemi interattivi di segni della modernità multimediale.

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Revivals, dinamiche sincroniche e diacroniche, linguistica, filologia, letteratura

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