...offacr, word is a two-sided act. It is determined equally by whose word it is and for whom it is mennt. As word, it is precisely the product of the reciprocal...territory shared by both addresser and addressee, by the spenker and the interlocutor. VN Volosinov (1973: 86; emphasis in original) A bit of information is...

...word is a two-sided act. It is determined equally by whose word it is and for whom it is meant. As a word, it is precisely the product of the reciprocal...then the other depends on my addressee. A word is a territory shared by both addresser and addressee, by the speaker and his interlocutor. In this chapter,...

...in fact describe how every word that is exchanged actively engages a process of social unification: Each and every word expresses the "one" in relation...then the other depends on my addressee. A word is a territory shared by both addresser and addressee, by the speaker and his interlocutor. (Marxism,...

...outlined by Voloshinov in Marxism and the Philosophy of Language (1986). In that work, he suggests that: 'A word is a bridge thrown between myself and another. If one end depends on me, then the other depends on my addressee' (86). And since the word is 'the semiotic material...

...identifiable. A word is a two-sided act and a product of the relationship between speaker and listener: I give myself verbal shape from another's point of...then the other depends on my addressee. A word is a territory shared by both addresser and addressee, by the speaker and his interlocutor. (Volosinov...

...two-sided act. It is precisely the product of the reciprocal relationship between speaker and listener.... I give myself verbal shape from another's point of...other depends on my addressee. A word is territory shaped by both addresser and addressee. (1973:86) Esu/Elegba waits on the bridge. His presence invokes...

...the addressee has an extremely high significance. In point of fact, a word is a two-sided act. . . As word it is precisely the product of the reciprocal...territory shared by both addresser and addressee, by a speaker and his interlocutor" (emphasis in the original). Prayer also differs from many ordinary...

...Bakhtin, the word or utterance is a bridge, with its two pillars being the speaker and the listener: 'A word is a bridge thrown between myself and another....both addresser and addressee, by the speaker and his interlocutor.'5 Nowhere is this idea clearer than in Jer. 3.1-5. Jeremiah 3.1 begins with the citation...

...every word expresses the 'one' in relation to the 'other'. I give myself verbal shape from another's point of view of the community to which I belong....then the other depends on my addressee. A word is a territory shared by both addresser and addressee, by the speaker and his interlocutor, (emphasis...

...word is a two-sided act. It is determined equally by whose word it is and for whom it is meant. . . . I give myself verbal shape from another's point of...then the other depends on my addressee. A word is a territory shared by both addresser and addressee, by the speaker and his interlocutor. (Voloshinov...