Coherencia y veracidad in la comunicación: indicialidad intracomunicacional y extracomunicacional
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-3729.2019.3.35617Palabras clave:
Comunicación. Medios. Ficcionalidad.Resumen
El propósito de este artículo es construir un modelo para demostrar cómo la comunicación humana, que involucra a todo tipo de medios, no solo puede coincidir sino también ponernos en contacto con nuestra percepción del mundo que nos rodea. ¿De qué maneras se establece realmente la verdad mediante la comunicación? Para responder a esto, se emplea la noción de índices: señales basadas en contigüidad. Sin embargo, una investigación de los índices en su dimensión externa, crear verdad en la comunicación, también requiere una comprensión de su dimensión interna: crear coherencia. Para investigar estas dos funciones, se proponen algunos conceptos y varias categorizaciones elementales: se argumenta que existen varios tipos de contigüidad y muchas variedades de objetos indicativos, lo que invalida la gran distinción entre ficción y no ficción.
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