تداولية الخطاب القرآني بين المتخاطبين و السياقات

Abstract EN

Since the style is the only way to receivers who are, par-excellence, different, the message is determined by the extent to which it is appropriate to the receivers' state of mind, conditions, and both their permanent and impermanent differences.

The reception is something impermanent: it is a new production of the text; to receive a message, the sender makes great efforts to localize and select the appropriate language which carries a significant semantic t load.

This is because language is a vehicle of transmission, and it could vehicle some lexicon items and phrases which prevent the message from its transmission and thus its reception.

Sometimes, the significance of the message is not well received by the receiver owing to the different expectations.

This is what may raise questions about the speaker's/sender's space which allows him a certain freedom of reaction.