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When beginning his adventure in linguistic studies, Bakhtin took a sociological path, trying to explore the vast rich land ignored by Saussure. In contrast to Saussure's structural linguistics, which regards the abstract language system (i. e. langue) as the only legitimate object of linguistic studies, Bakhtin proposed his translinguistic theory, which selects living discourse as the real object of linguistic studies. Bakhtin's translinguistic ideas, however, are based on his socio-semiotic understanding of language, the most important sign in social interactions; his translinguistics is the logical necessity entailed in his socio-semiotic view on language.

Bakhtin’s Socio-semiotic View on Language and Linguistic Studies