By Marie-Madeleine Kenning (auth.)
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Not merely because the information is not repeated (unrecorded written texts, recordings unaccompanied by transcripts), but because verbal information is sometimes used as a support for other expression forms. For example, where oral texts fulfil a cohesive function, video images will not form a coherent whole if you do not understand the spoken segments that link them together. Finally, besides being viewed and exploited differently at different moments in time, semiotic potentials are not used in the same way across all cultures.
They emancipate human beings from what with hindsight appears as constraints, but was probably unquestioned at the time, and accepted as part of the ordinary framing of everyday life. One of the main differences between face-to-face and mediated communication is that whereas the former takes place in a shared spatial and temporal context, the media allow the context of production and the context of reception to be separated. As a result, communication can stretch across both time and space. As indicated above, the two disjunctions do not necessarily go together.
Neither of these factors is directly related to physical distance. Nevertheless, distance remains important owing to its impact on language variation and on contacts. In one-way communication, the crucial factor will be the extent to which the receiver is acquainted with the variants used by the source. Where communication is two-way, the situation is more complicated, since either one or the other participant, or both, may not be accustomed to the other party’s variety. Because L2 users tend to be less expert than L1 users, and will generally have been exposed to a smaller range of varieties, unfamiliar features can be expected to be more numerous and troublesome when communication involves an L2.