2005
DOI: 10.3917/cips.066.0015
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Une approche pragmatique de l'analyse Alceste

Abstract: Résumé L’approche sémantique est très souvent la seule utilisée pour l’interprétation des résultats des analyses automatiques du discours. Dans le cadre de cet article nous nous intéressons à l’un de ces logiciels, Alceste, souvent utilisé par les chercheurs travaillant dans le domaine des représentations sociales. Nous soutenons qu’une approche pragmatique de la communication et du langage est indispensable du point de vue théorique et pratique. À partir d’une illustration empirique, nous soulignons la possib… Show more

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“…And considering the intrinsically dialogical nature of not only exchanges made within social groups, but in social thought in general (Billig et al, 1988), we opted for the use of the content analysis program ALCESTE e Lexical Analysis from the Context of Sets of Text Segments (Caillaud et al, 2011;Reinert, 1999). This dialogical principle is observed by this software in the way it operates successive differentiations between lexical contexts found in the corpus: it starts by opposing the two contexts with the most different vocabulary; then this operation is repeated within each of the segmented contexts, until a stable number of classes is reached (Kalampalikis and Moscovici, 2005). The main goal of the descendant hierarchical classification is to divide the sentences of the corpus into classes that contrast with each other in terms of their typical vocabulary, or semantic universes (Kalampalikis, 2003;Kalampalikis and Moscovici, 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…And considering the intrinsically dialogical nature of not only exchanges made within social groups, but in social thought in general (Billig et al, 1988), we opted for the use of the content analysis program ALCESTE e Lexical Analysis from the Context of Sets of Text Segments (Caillaud et al, 2011;Reinert, 1999). This dialogical principle is observed by this software in the way it operates successive differentiations between lexical contexts found in the corpus: it starts by opposing the two contexts with the most different vocabulary; then this operation is repeated within each of the segmented contexts, until a stable number of classes is reached (Kalampalikis and Moscovici, 2005). The main goal of the descendant hierarchical classification is to divide the sentences of the corpus into classes that contrast with each other in terms of their typical vocabulary, or semantic universes (Kalampalikis, 2003;Kalampalikis and Moscovici, 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This dialogical principle is observed by this software in the way it operates successive differentiations between lexical contexts found in the corpus: it starts by opposing the two contexts with the most different vocabulary; then this operation is repeated within each of the segmented contexts, until a stable number of classes is reached (Kalampalikis and Moscovici, 2005). The main goal of the descendant hierarchical classification is to divide the sentences of the corpus into classes that contrast with each other in terms of their typical vocabulary, or semantic universes (Kalampalikis, 2003;Kalampalikis and Moscovici, 2005).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…L'hypothèse sous-jacente est que la répétition des traces lexicales est liée à l'intention de faire sens. Il s'agit d'une analyse pragmatique du discours (Kalampalikis & Moscovici, 2005). Ainsi, lors de l'analyse, une distribution/classification des énoncés s'opère selon la redondance des traces lexicales, mesurée par un Chi 2 .…”
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“…À partir de ces classifications hiérarchiques, descendantes et ascendantes, sur différents sous-corpus, la méthode aboutit à dégager des associations de thèmes ou « mondes lexicaux » qui sont révélateurs de l'univers des représentations des sujets ou « visions du monde » (Reinert, 1993). C'est pourquoi ALCESTE est souvent utilisé dans l'étude des représentations sociales (Cannone et al, 2004 ;Kalampalikis, 2003 ;Kalampalikis et Moscovici, 2005).…”
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