1984
DOI: 10.2307/1772452
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“…In fact, he uses a musical analogy: 'Content is not assured by the kind of passive reception involved in normal communication, but by the active performance (in the musical sense of the term) of the score represented by the text' (Riffaterre 1983). Texts display 'textualities' and exist in relationships to each other: intertextuality.…”
Section: Textualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In fact, he uses a musical analogy: 'Content is not assured by the kind of passive reception involved in normal communication, but by the active performance (in the musical sense of the term) of the score represented by the text' (Riffaterre 1983). Texts display 'textualities' and exist in relationships to each other: intertextuality.…”
Section: Textualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In his work, Text Production, Michael Riffaterre describes the reading of the signs of a text as a 'game' which is 'guided and programmed by the text'. In fact, he uses a musical analogy: 'Content is not assured by the kind of passive reception involved in normal communication, but by the active performance (in the musical sense of the term) of the score represented by the text' (Riffaterre 1983).…”
Section: Textualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various theories of intertextuality (e.g. Riffaterre 1978Riffaterre , 1983 describe the mechanism of text formation differently than it is presented by Even-Zohar using the concepts of repertoire and model. Dialogue, and even confrontation with them, may possibly contribute to the development of polysystem theory more than disregarding them would.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Sebagai contoh adalah sesuatu yang berupa gambar sendok garpu yang biasa kita temui di jalan sebagai salah satu rambu lalu lintas, mewakili atau berarti sebuah informasi yang menjelaskan bahwa tempat itu adalah restoran, atau dengan kata lain tanda sendok garpu sama dengan restoran.Riffaterre menyatakan beberapa faktor penting yang menjadi sifat puisi sekaligus berguna dalam memahami puisi, yakni ketidaklangsungan ekspresi dan tahapan pemaknaan puisi.Dalam puisi seringkali terjadi neologisme, yakni penciptaan makna baru oleh pengarang yang muncul berdasarkan pandangan atas pengalaman yang dirasakannya. Neologisme dalam puisi berbeda dengan penggunaan bahasa sehari-hari(Riffaterre, 1983), karena bahasa puisi tidak terikat pada tata bahasa yang baku dan lebih mengedepankan faktor seni atau keindahan.Bahasa yang digunakan dalam puisi berbeda dengan maksud sebenarnya, terjadi ketidaklangsungan ekspresi secara semantik. Riffaterre menunjukkan bahwa terdapat tiga hal yang berpengaruh pada penggunaan bahasa puisi yang mengakibatkan ketidaklangsungan semantik dalam puisi.…”
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