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Théorie de l'énonciation : notions fondamentales

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Un exercice sur les notions fondamentales de la théorie de l'énonciation.

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Diana Bakhoum
Diana Bakhoum
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Un exercice sur les notions fondamentales de la théorie de l'énonciation.

by Diana Bakhoum
1

Je suis une unité linguistique produite considérée indépendamment du sujet qui la produit.

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Je peux être une proposition, une phrase ou un discours.

2

Je suis le processus de production d'un énoncé ; l'ensemble des mécanismes qui rendent compte de la situation d'énonciation (qui parle, à qui, quand, où, dans quelles conditions).

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C'est l'acte par lequel un locuteur place des éléments linguistiques en relation avec une situation de communication.

3

Je suis l'instance qui prend la parole au moment de l'énonciation.

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On l'appelle aussi locuteur ou sujet énonciatif.

4

Je suis la personne ou l'instance à qui l'énonciateur s'adresse.

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On l'appelle aussi l'allocutaire.

5

Nous sommes des éléments linguistiques dont la référence dépend strictement du contexte d'énonciation. Ils établissent le lien entre langage et situation.

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Exemples: je/tu, adverbes de lieu ici/là, adverbes de temps maintenant/aujourd'hui.

 
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