Artistic discussion: considering the term from a linguo-aesthetics perspective

This article examines the concept of artistic discourse through a linguo-aesthetic lens, integrating perspectives from linguistics, literary studies, and aesthetic theory. Artistic discourse emerges whenever creativity is expressed in language, speech, or text, encompassing not only fiction but also diverse aesthetic activities such as radio, film, theater, performance, and graffiti. By broadening the scope of artistic expression, the 20th century expanded its application. Linguo-aesthetics offers a holistic framework for understanding the aesthetic function of language and verbal creativity, emphasizing key concepts like the artistic sign, semiosis, message, and communication. Artistic discourse is defined as a set of verbal statements resulting from the interaction between the author and the audience, shaped by aesthetic considerations during creation and reception across various art forms.

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