International audienceThe present paper describes a study of the evidential functions of the French verb voir/to see in the scientific genre, based on a corpus compiled from writings in the fields of linguistics and economics. Our objective was to answer two questions: (a) What are the main functions of this marker in this genre and how are these functions made manifest (meaning and use of voir)? (b) Do different fields have specific ways of using evidential markers? A brief presentation of the evidential functions of the lexicon of perception is followed by a review of the literature on the evidential meaning of voir. In order to explore this linguistic phenomenon, we compiled a large corpus of scientific writings and annotated the occurre...
The article explores how the evidential meaning of ‘inference’, ‘perception’ and ‘hearsay’ transmitt...
International audienceThis paper examines the frequency and functions of English and French opinion ...
This paper examines a corpus of French research articles across a number of disciplines in order to ...
International audienceThe present paper describes a study of the evidential functions of the French ...
International audienceThe use of cf. instead of voir(“see”) in French scientific writingis relativel...
The phenomenon of evidentiality has predominantly been considered, especially by authors working wit...
Patrick Dendale & Julie Van Bogaert, Reflections on the definitional criteria and the problems with ...
[Extract] Evidentiality is a grammatical category that has source of information as its primary mean...
Zlatka Guentcheva : « Evidential values of the French tense system » A great number of languages en...
International audienceThis study deals with evaluative adjectives in French academic writing in the ...
Amalia Rodriguez Somolinos : Voire, truth modalisation and reinforcement of an assertion (14th-16th ...
Every language has an array of ways of referring to information source. This may be accomplished wit...
The aim of this contribution is to investigate, by means of a diachronic multi-genre corpus-based ap...
Walter De Mulder : « The "creation of the world" by the definite article. Le : an evidential marker ...
Why is voilà so successful in spoken French conversation instead of voici? This paper intends to ans...
The article explores how the evidential meaning of ‘inference’, ‘perception’ and ‘hearsay’ transmitt...
International audienceThis paper examines the frequency and functions of English and French opinion ...
This paper examines a corpus of French research articles across a number of disciplines in order to ...
International audienceThe present paper describes a study of the evidential functions of the French ...
International audienceThe use of cf. instead of voir(“see”) in French scientific writingis relativel...
The phenomenon of evidentiality has predominantly been considered, especially by authors working wit...
Patrick Dendale & Julie Van Bogaert, Reflections on the definitional criteria and the problems with ...
[Extract] Evidentiality is a grammatical category that has source of information as its primary mean...
Zlatka Guentcheva : « Evidential values of the French tense system » A great number of languages en...
International audienceThis study deals with evaluative adjectives in French academic writing in the ...
Amalia Rodriguez Somolinos : Voire, truth modalisation and reinforcement of an assertion (14th-16th ...
Every language has an array of ways of referring to information source. This may be accomplished wit...
The aim of this contribution is to investigate, by means of a diachronic multi-genre corpus-based ap...
Walter De Mulder : « The "creation of the world" by the definite article. Le : an evidential marker ...
Why is voilà so successful in spoken French conversation instead of voici? This paper intends to ans...
The article explores how the evidential meaning of ‘inference’, ‘perception’ and ‘hearsay’ transmitt...
International audienceThis paper examines the frequency and functions of English and French opinion ...
This paper examines a corpus of French research articles across a number of disciplines in order to ...