One of this man's work discusses Gleb Ivanovic Uspenskij's speech disorders, which caused him to ascribe positive qualities to Gleb and negative to Ivanovic. That work is part of the section "The Metaphoric and Metonymic Poles", which is part of his work "Two Aspects of Language and Two Types of Disturbances." This man utilized terms like phatic and connotative to describe the functions of language, of which he believed there were six. Those functions are found in a work which he delivered as a lecture to a conference on poetry, in which he claimed that grammar and poetics are functionally the same and which he published as "Closing Statements." For ten points, identify this friend of Nicolas Trubetzkoy, who wrote about structural linguistics in his work Style in Language and worked in the
One of this man's work discusses Gleb Ivanovic Uspenskij's speech disorders, which caused him to ascribe positive qualities to Gleb and negative to Ivanovic. That work is part of the section "The Metaphoric and Metonymic Poles", which is part of his work "Two Aspects of Language and Two Types of Disturbances." This man utilized terms like phatic and connotative to describe the functions of language, of which he believed there were six. Those functions are found in a work which he delivered as a lecture to a conference on poetry, in which he claimed that grammar and poetics are functionally the same and which he published as "Closing Statements." For ten points, identify this friend of Nicolas Trubetzkoy, who wrote about structural linguistics in his work Style in Language and worked in the Prague School.
One of this man's work discusses Gleb Ivanovic Uspenskij's speech disorders, which caused him to ascribe positive qualities to Gleb and negative to Ivanovic.
Roman {Jakobson}