Hyperénonciateur et « particitation » - article ; n°156 ; vol.38, pg 111-126
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Langages - Année 2004 - Volume 38 - Numéro 156 - Pages 111-126
Dominique Maingueneau: Hyperenunciator and particitation.
This article is written from a pragmatic and anthropolinguistic point of view. The category of Hyperenunciator is introduced, associated with a specific regime of enunciation named particitation. This regime involves autonomous utterances that belong to a Thesaurus shared by the speaker and his/her addressee, as members of the same community. The hyperenunciator is the source and the guarantor of the Thesaurus. The speaker is supposed to quote what could be said by the addressee, and even by any true member of the community. Three main types of particitation are distinguished (sentence, scripture, group particitations), illustrated by various genres from different periods.
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Source : Persée ; Ministère de la jeunesse, de l’éducation nationale et de la recherche, Direction de l’enseignement supérieur, Sous-direction des bibliothèques et de la documentation.

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Hyperénonciateur et « particitation » In: Langages, 38e année, n°156, 2004. pp. 111-126.
M. Dominique Maingueneau
Abstract Dominique Maingueneau: Hyperenunciator and "particitation". This article is written from a pragmatic and anthropolinguistic point of view. The category of "Hyperenunciator" is introduced, associated with a specific regime of enunciation named "particitation". This regime involves autonomous utterances that belong to a "Thesaurus" shared by the speaker and his/her addressee, as members of the same community. The "hyperenunciator" is the source and the guarantor of the Thesaurus. The speaker is supposed to quote what could be said by the addressee, and even by any true member of the community. Three main types of particitation are distinguished (sentence, scripture, group particitations), illustrated by various genres from different periods.
Citer ce document / Cite this document : Maingueneau Dominique. Hyperénonciateur et « particitation ». In: Langages, 38e année, n°156, 2004. pp. 111-126. doi : 10.3406/lgge.2004.967 http://www.persee.fr/web/revues/home/prescript/article gg _ 58-726X_2004_num_38_156_967 /l e 04
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