Two Aspects of Language and Two Types of Aphasic Disturbances¶
Jakobson, R. (1956). Two Aspects of Language and Two Types of Aphasic Disturbances.
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- Paradigmatic vs. Syntagmatic Relations
- The syntagmatic combination axis — the linear, temporal, or compositional arrangement of selected items in sequence The paradigmatic selection axis — the set of functionally equivalent alternatives available at each slot The in-praesentia vs in-absentia — presence of actual combinations versus absence (implicit availability) of substitutes The systemic-value emergence — meaning arising from relational position within both axes simultaneously The metaphor-metonymy mapping — Jakobson's 1956 extension mapping paradigmatic axis to metaphor (substitution/similarity) and syntagmatic axis to metonymy (contiguity/sequence)
This sourceIn Fundamentals of Language. Mouton. Jakobson Two Aspects of Language metaphor metonymy paradigmatic-syntagmatic mapping.
- The syntagmatic combination axis — the linear, temporal, or compositional arrangement of selected items in sequence The paradigmatic selection axis — the set of functionally equivalent alternatives available at each slot The in-praesentia vs in-absentia — presence of actual combinations versus absence (implicit availability) of substitutes The systemic-value emergence — meaning arising from relational position within both axes simultaneously The metaphor-metonymy mapping — Jakobson's 1956 extension mapping paradigmatic axis to metaphor (substitution/similarity) and syntagmatic axis to metonymy (contiguity/sequence)
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