About Poetry with Platonic Feelings. Sketches on the Communicative Philosophy of the Poetic Text and "Language"
In the article contours of the communicative concept of the poetic text are defined, on the base of discursive understanding of any communicative activity and in connection with the charges against of poets brought by Plato in his "Republic" (the imitation, addressing to unreasonable part of a soul, ignorance of a subject, artful charm, extreneity of philosophy). The main objection to him and at the same time the starting point of the explaining of the poetic text is the communicative action made by a poet instead of the imitation recognized by Plato (or "creations of an image" of reality). Defining the specifics of the poetry turns into the reasoning on the form of communicative action and its discursive parameters. Poet as a communicant achieves the strangeness of his communicative action by selecting substantial and formal means. The relations of the author and the addressee make one of the main problems arising in the poetic mode of their interaction.