Que marquent les marqueurs de discours ? Entre connexion et énonciation

Display subtitles automatically

None
In the preferred language only when the video is using another
Always in the preferred language
Always in the original language of the video

Preferred language:

Qualities

UbiCast player x

Keyboard shortcuts

Key

Action

K or space

Play / Pause

Mute / Unmute

Select next subtitles

Select next audio track

Show slide in full page or toggle automatic source change

left arrow

Seek 5s backward

right arrow

Seek 5s forward

shift + left arrow or J

Seek 10s backward

shift + right arrow or L

Seek 10s forward

control + left arrow

Seek 60s backward

control + right arrow

Seek 60s forward

shift + down arrow

Decrease volume

shift + up arrow

Increase volume

shift + comma

Decrease playback rate

shift + dot or shift + semicolon

Increase playback rate

end

Seek to end

beginning

Seek to beginning

Chargement Cliquez pour ajouter :

Informations sur ce média

Liens :

Flux RSS des dernières annotations

Nombre de vues :

6 (ce mois : 1)

Date de création :

jan. 24, 2019

Intervenants :

Mathilde Dargnat Denis Jamet

Lien vers la chaîne du média :

Les séminaires-apéro du Centre d'Etudes Linguistiques

Description

CEL, Université Lyon 3, 18 janvier 2019

Les discours et ses marques : quel morceau de l'éléphant ?

A concept as broad as discourse has a variety of definitions [...] It seems that researchers are each describing their piece of the elephant. [...] Discourse here is essentially language about a topic in a situation in which an adresser and an addressee are acting. (Renkema 2009,9)