Text and Experience
Keywords:
sign, semiosis, longevity, text, experienceAbstract
The present reflection is based on the idea that all matter is subject to movement and therefore is also subject to change. Thus, the question arises if is possible to consider the text as matter, it can behave in the same way, that is, show itself conditioned by the processes of alteration, change and subordinate to human experience. According to the above, it would be necessary to contemplate the possibility of a relative stability in the
textual structures and the knowledge they support and review concepts that point to certain textual statutes that are unalterable in the face of the need of culture to preserve regulations, values and consensus, for example: textual longevity. This would explain
the phenomenon of change in languages, narratives and later cultural transformations and that under a structural linguistic paradigm would be difficult to clarify.
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