Lotmanian explosion: From peripheral space to dislocated time.

The problem of the "shift" in Lotmanian thought in his last period (the so-called Lotmanian explosion) still remains a subject of controversy for those who are interested in the scholarly heritage of Lotman. Besides explanations pointing out the "circumstantial" factors (for example, the historical...

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Publicado en:Sign Systems Studies Vol. 42; no. 1; pp. 7 - 31
Autor principal: Soo Hwan Kim
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: University of Tartu 2014
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        The problem of the "shift" in Lotmanian thought in his last period (the so-called Lotmanian explosion) still remains a subject of controversy for those who are interested in the scholarly heritage of Lotman. Besides explanations pointing out the "circumstantial" factors (for example, the historical context or influence from other thinkers) which brought about changes in Lotman's views, it is important to identify a dimension of substantial "internal" changes which took place in the theoretical system itself. Regarding the essential changes relating to the concept of explosion as a movement from a 'spatial', more specifically 'centre-periphery' model to a 'temporal', namely 'dislocated time' model, the present article will focus on revealing the theoretical implication of this movement. The concept of explosion as an exceptional moment of 'time out of joint' was an active alternative to a theoretical breakthrough which was introduced in the process of overcoming the limitations of a previous 'spatial' model.
        Kusimus “nihkest” Lotmani motteviisis tema viimasel loomeperioodil (niinimetatud lotmanlikust plahvatusest) on tema teaduslikust parandist huvitatute jaoks jatkuvalt vastuolude allikas. Lisaks selgitustele, mis osutavad “oludest lahtuvatele” teguritele (naiteks ajaloolisele kontekstile voi teiste motlejate mojule), mis toid kaasa muutusi Lotmani seisukohtades, on oluline tuvastada teoreetilises susteemis eneses aset leidnud oluliste “sisemiste” muudatuste moode. Mis puutub olemuslikesse muudatustesse, mis on seotud plahvatuse moistega kui liikumisega “ruumiliselt”, tapsemalt “keskme-perifeeria” mudelilt ajalise, nimelt “teisaldatud aja” mudeli juurde, keskendub kaesolev artikkel selle liikumise teoreetilise tahenduse esiletoomisele. Plahvatuse kui “liigestest lahti aja” erakordse hetke moiste oli aktiivseks alternatiiviks teoreetilisele labimurdele, mis toimus varasema “ruumilise” mudeli piiratusest ulesaamise kaigus.
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