LITERARY COMMUNICATION AND ITS ROLE IN POETICS

Communication provides an opportunity for persons of different cultures to learn from each other. It is important to build skills that enhance communication. In Communication process, creating means not only using the language and dialect of the people you are serving, but also using communication vehicles that are proven to have significant value and use by the target audience. Literary communication is the contact between the author and the reader. Like other forms of art, poetry has performed the function of a communication medium. When a poet describes an object it is separated from its context in the natural world and therefore looks different to the reader. A literary text, at least in our period and culture, may be about anything. Of course, literary narrative must satisfy the basic principles of narratives, such as description of (human or anthropomorphic) action, and a schematic structure with at least a complication and a resolution. The key element in visual poetry is the visual nature as opposed to the sound the words make. Performance poetry also relies on visual and oral communication. The difference being that aspects of the poem must be seen in the poet rather than on other forms of published material.