Specifically, I offer a comparison between the images of spoken language conveyed by a particular dramatic work (five plays by the Quebecois writer Michel Tremblay) and by a linguistic transcription (the Sankoff-Cedergren and Montreal 84 corpora). Two conclusions are drawn. First, systematically comparing the linguistic and literary corpora allows one to highlight the different constraints that shape the coding of orality, e.g. in the graphical, syntactic and discourse dimensions. Second, in the literary corpus, orality is more than a socio-linguistic parameter. It plays a rôle in the organization of narrative fiction. This shows that orality is doubly fictional, as a piece of social imagination about language and as a part of a given narra...
Based upon the concept of «feigned orality», the current paper focuses on analysing the linguistic m...
This study proposes an ambitious typology of the written representation of oral speech. It is based ...
This doctoral degree dissertation has been written for a joint PhD, established between the Universi...
Specifically, I offer a comparison between the images of spoken language conveyed by a particular dr...
International audienceIn this chapter, I examine how a spoken variety of French is used in a corpus ...
Background Shaping the linguistic identity of characters in novels or in drama is a well-known liter...
This paper explores the pervasiveness of features of orality in the language of performed fiction. F...
Cette thèse propose de passer en revue les modalités de la représentation écrite de l’oralité. L’écr...
International audienceRelationships between speech and writing in Medieval French are analysed throu...
The present paper is based on the assumption that the language of the novel is characterized by a st...
This paper addresses the many-sided and far-reaching issue of linguistics applied to literature : fi...
Quand la scène se vide de ses personnages, quand la fiction ne soutient plus l'action dramatique, qu...
International audienceConveying mimetic dimensions to the reader of fiction is at the core of the re...
Léonard Jean-Léo and Maria-Beatriz Pinheiro - Enunciation and non-verbal aspects of linguistic cohes...
Based upon the concept of «feigned orality», the current paper focuses on analysing the linguistic m...
This study proposes an ambitious typology of the written representation of oral speech. It is based ...
This doctoral degree dissertation has been written for a joint PhD, established between the Universi...
Specifically, I offer a comparison between the images of spoken language conveyed by a particular dr...
International audienceIn this chapter, I examine how a spoken variety of French is used in a corpus ...
Background Shaping the linguistic identity of characters in novels or in drama is a well-known liter...
This paper explores the pervasiveness of features of orality in the language of performed fiction. F...
Cette thèse propose de passer en revue les modalités de la représentation écrite de l’oralité. L’écr...
International audienceRelationships between speech and writing in Medieval French are analysed throu...
The present paper is based on the assumption that the language of the novel is characterized by a st...
This paper addresses the many-sided and far-reaching issue of linguistics applied to literature : fi...
Quand la scène se vide de ses personnages, quand la fiction ne soutient plus l'action dramatique, qu...
International audienceConveying mimetic dimensions to the reader of fiction is at the core of the re...
Léonard Jean-Léo and Maria-Beatriz Pinheiro - Enunciation and non-verbal aspects of linguistic cohes...
Based upon the concept of «feigned orality», the current paper focuses on analysing the linguistic m...
This study proposes an ambitious typology of the written representation of oral speech. It is based ...
This doctoral degree dissertation has been written for a joint PhD, established between the Universi...