Dialogue among Civilizations through Poetry
Dialogue among Civilizations through Poetry “To what extend the dialogue as an exchange of speech acts truly represents a meaningful practice in our daily interactions?” A critical approach to the spirit of the event. (OXFORD, 2000) By Erminia Passannanti “The knowledge we have of, at least, one language”, says Chomsky, “is partly innate and partly learned.” When we acquired our own languages, we were put in the condition to enter, in a non-conscious way, the intricate network of our cultural background, indispensable to grow to be meaningful speakers. By entering the richness of our civilizations through the use of language, we are also induced (and forced) to contribute to it by means of our factual need to communicate thoughts, plans, tastes, judgments and feelings to others. Thus, we experience dialogue a...