Insulte, disqualification, persuasion et tropes communicationnels : à qui l’insulte profite-t-elle ?

Vincent, Diane; Barbeau, Geneviève Bernard

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“…The media’s often negative depiction of NMH and alternative mobility users adds to the feeling of being socially excluded. The link between these broadcasts and mobility-related social exclusion is not obvious but, as Vincent and Bernard Barbeau ( 41 ) affirm, public insults can change the way people perceive things and what is considered normal, and can weaken the morale of those who are the targets of such discourse. What is more, these stations are extremely popular.…”

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Exploring the Causes of Social Exclusion Related to Mobility for Non-Motorized Households

Villeneuve

Kaufmann

2020

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation R

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Using a lexicometric and qualitative data analysis of 57 semi-directed interviews with members of non-motorized households in the urban areas of Quebec City (Canada) and Strasbourg (France), this paper attempts to show whether living in a carless household in a car-dependent environment fosters feelings of social exclusion and if so, what the contributing factors are. Overall, a majority of respondents said they experienced feelings of social exclusion. Several factors were identified. The lack of consideration of non-motorized households in transportation planning processes and mobility policymaking appear to be important factors. In addition, many respondents perceived that they were not on an equal footing with drivers when it came to policy decisions. Motorized individuals with whom they interacted with, for example, in the workplace, also sometimes negatively judged and misunderstood their carless colleagues. Some also felt excluded from the job market, whereas others perceived exclusion from late evening social functions because of limited public transit schedules. Finally, not being able to get to certain places was often cited as a negative factor.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Exploring the Causes of Social Exclusion Related to Mobility for Non-Motorized Households

Villeneuve

Kaufmann

2020

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation R

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“…Imposition also brings control of the situation or exchanges, while with this the interlocutor sees himself denied and not worthy of discussion. Vincent and Barbeau (2012) consider that when we have succeeded in imposing control of the management of exchanges, we confine the other to silence and this constitutes a denial of his role as an egalitarian interlocutor.…”

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The Power of Words - Unveiling the Depths of Verbal Violence

Sinani

2023

SEEU Review

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This research explores the nuanced realm of verbal violence, investigating its manifestations, consequences, and broader societal impact. Inspired by Albanian proverbs like “Words kill more than bullets” and “The tongue has no bones but can break them,” the study employs a multidimensional approach, integrating linguistic, sociological, and psychological perspectives. Analyzing various cultural definitions, the research unveils the complex nature of verbal violence, extending beyond simple exchanges to acts that seek to control, coerce, and inflict emotional pain. Emphasizing the urgent need for awareness, understanding, and mitigation in today’s communication-centric world, the study navigates linguistic landscapes, revealing nuances reflective of the universal struggle to communicate without causing harm. Drawing on works by different authors, the research highlights verbal violence’s multifaceted nature, encompassing acts of force, contempt, and challenges to honesty. The paper concludes by underlining the hidden, yet potent wounds caused by verbal violence, advocating for collective efforts to foster communication promoting understanding, empathy, and positive change.

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“…En ce sens, l'insulte est conçue comme une unité dialogique dans laquelle deux figures énonciativeslocuteur (l'insulteur) et destinataire (l'insulté) -sont impliqués autour d'un objet verbal (l'insulte exprimée par locuteur) (cf. Vincent & Bernard-Barbeau 2012). Dans cette perspective, « la qualification péjorative n'est pas analysable indépendamment de l'amont et de l'aval de son occurrence » (Laforest & Vincent 2004 : 60-62), et la valeur effective de l'acte verbal est identifiée et évaluée à partir du point de vue du destinataire.…”

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Latrinalia, violence verbale et idéologies : étude de graffitis dans les toilettes de l’Université de Grenoble

Depau

2022

SHS Web Conf.

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Cette étude porte sur l’analyse des manifestations de violence verbale à travers un corpus de graffitis des toilettes (latrinalia). Cette recherche vise à appréhender, en adoptant une approche sociopragmatique, la structuration d’une argumentation discursive, notamment dans l’espace de l’université, lieu social de partage des savoirs par antonomase. L’analyse s’appuie sur des données collectées entre 2019 et 2021 dans le campus de l’Université Grenoble Alpes (UGA). Les latrinalia, permettant aux auteurs de s’exprimer dans l’anonymat sur l’espace mural, se présentent comme un terrain particulièrement propice pour l’étude des dynamiques de la communication verbale informelle qui, parfois, donne lieu à de véritables échanges interactionnels entre plusieurs intervenants.

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Insulte, disqualification, persuasion et tropes communicationnels : à qui l’insulte profite-t-elle ?

Abstract: Ce document a été généré automatiquement le 23 septembre 2019. Argumentation & analyse du discours est mis à disposition selon les termes de la licence Creative Commons Attribution-Pas d'Utilisation Commerciale-Pas de Modification 4.0 International.

Cited by 17 publications

References 11 publications

Exploring the Causes of Social Exclusion Related to Mobility for Non-Motorized Households

Exploring the Causes of Social Exclusion Related to Mobility for Non-Motorized Households

The Power of Words - Unveiling the Depths of Verbal Violence

Latrinalia, violence verbale et idéologies : étude de graffitis dans les toilettes de l’Université de Grenoble

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