De la cooccurrence généralisée à la variation du sens lexical

Tauveron, Matthias

doi:10.4000/corpus.2236

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2012

DOI: 10.4000/corpus.2236

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De la cooccurrence généralisée à la variation du sens lexical

Matthias Tauveron¹

Abstract: 1 L'auteur tient à remercier ici Damon Mayaffre de lui avoir témoigné si spontanément sa confiance, et, si longuement son intérêt pour ce travail.

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“Naturalness” in Scottish Dancing: an ethnolinguistic perspective

Alferov¹

2019

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The article explores various meanings of the concept “(un)natural” in written and spoken discourse devoted to traditional Scottish dancing. Analysing this concept alongside its co-occurent adjectives and adverbs in 18th–21st-century sources allows to better appreciate the semiotic complexity of the concept and its uses. The article highlights the seeming obviousness of what dancing naturally means to different kinds of stakeholders (dancers, teachers, spectators and researchers). It also emphasises the link between what is seen as natural dancing and people’s habits, both kinaesthetic, resulting from dance practice or the lack thereof, and stylistic or visual, grounded in spectators’ exposure to various manifestations of the Scottish dance repertoire.

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“Naturalness” in Scottish Dancing: an ethnolinguistic perspective

Alferov¹

2019

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Récits de mort et souvenir traumatique. Trames et traces lexicales des témoignages sur la Shoah

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Hamed²

2014

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International audienceTestimonials of Holocaust survivors are multilayered discursive objects caught between History and memory. We argue that this polarization is embedded in the weft of the narratives in the form of lexical traces that can be untangled quantitatively. To do this, we focus on the most frequent nouns used in a corpus of 16 biographies of survivors from Auschwitz, and use 3 complementary analytical apparatus - correspondence analysis, hierarchical classification and a network-based analysis - to identify the lexical stocks structuring the corpus. Our results confirm the polarization of the narratives between a primary mnemonic content and a secondary historical/collective re-presented one.Entre mémoire et histoire, les récits des témoins de la Shoah sont des objets discursifs riches et complexes. Nous postulons qu’ils portent en eux l’événement traumatique, sous la forme de traces lexicales et d’organisations textuelles sous-jacentes. Les substantifs les plus utilisés sont d’abord extraits d’un corpus de 16 biographies de survivants d’Auschwitz, puis trois traitements de la trame co-occurrenttielle des récits sont proposés grâce à l’Analyse factorielle des Correspondances (AFC), la Classification descendante hiérarchique (CDH) et les réseaux. Au final, nous identifions deux lexiques imbriqués qui structurent les textes : un lexique « primaire » ou mémoriel relevant d’une mémoire intime proche de l’événement et un lexique « secondaire » ou historique relevant d’une mémoire sociale en partie réélaborée

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De la cooccurrence généralisée à la variation du sens lexical

Abstract: 1 L'auteur tient à remercier ici Damon Mayaffre de lui avoir témoigné si spontanément sa confiance, et, si longuement son intérêt pour ce travail.

Cited by 2 publications

References 25 publications

“Naturalness” in Scottish Dancing: an ethnolinguistic perspective

“Naturalness” in Scottish Dancing: an ethnolinguistic perspective

Récits de mort et souvenir traumatique. Trames et traces lexicales des témoignages sur la Shoah

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