أصول التخاطب و مبادئه عند الأصوليين : موازنة بين نموذجي طه عبد الرحمن و محمد يونس علي

Abstract EN

The fundamentalists' philosophy differs from that adopted by the linguists in treating the language, as it was based on the fact that the language behaviors and actions, considering that their dealings were mainly with the discourse (religious discourse) in the sense that they went beyond the structures of the language being a situation and a system.

To address the seminal and descriptive loads that these structures carry, their translation requires ethics and behaviors in the personality of the recipient, and therefore we can say that the fundamentalists were proactive to the realization that the traditional pictorial model does not fulfill the purpose of accurate and actual handling of the linguistic entity, while the linguistic search delayed realizing this fact until the emergence of the triple division of Morris to the science of the signs.

From this point, the fundamentalists, while addressing the religious discourse, sought to identify the most important elements that contribute to creating and directing the discourse: the development, use, evidence, and types of connotations related to the formal level on the one hand, and related to the use and context on the other hand, and this enabled them to formulate a set of the conceptual components of distinct conversational paradigms actually surround conversationalism in its reporting aspect, which is based on investing linguistic expertise, and the discursive/transactional aspect in which transactional wisdom is manifested.