Abstract
The sociological analysis and interpretation of the perception code and the way culture alters information constitute the corner-stone of our study. If Arabic oral tradition (culture) has built around interaction, rhythm, rituals, etc, written language has relied on verbal expressions that refer to a world of meanings in order to give a structure to temporality within an exchange. Being the reflexion of feelings, a mere line - with the help of vocalization - becomes the instrument that gives life to the original writer's words. Hence the establishment of a real exchange involving past-present experiences. However, the mass-media culture by casting doubt over oral tradition introduces a new dimension of space/time where the experience of time, which is part and parcel of any communicative exchange, simply disappears.
Keywords
TemporalityInterpretation (philosophy)Code (set theory)ChronotopeArabicHumanitiesFourth DimensionSociologyArtLinguisticsLiteraturePhilosophyEpistemologySpacetimeComputer science
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- Year
- 2003
- Type
- dissertation
- Volume
- 74
- Issue
- 4
- Pages
- 302-9
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Tahar Aouadi
(2003).
Les conceptions du temps dans le monde arabo-musulman.
, 74
(4)
, 302-9.