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Lexicographie bilingue des phraséologismes : le cas des actes de langage stéréotypés

Maurice Kauffer-2011-01-01-HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)
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"Stereotyped language acts" are phraseological expressions which are characterised by their enunciative status, their idiomaticity and their pragmatic function. They are language acts which express a threat, a refusal, an approbation etc... : attends voir! (you just wait!), la belle affaire! (big deal!), tu parles! (you must be joking!). We define these "stereotyped language acts" and present their lexicographical analysis (macrostructure, information programme and microstructure-type) within the framework of a dictionary produced by the ATILF (Nancy) which is contextual, bilingual and corpus-based.

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"Stereotyped language acts" are phraseological expressions which are characterised by their enunciative status, their idiomaticity and their pragmatic function. They are language acts which express a threat, a refusal, an approbation etc... : attends voir! (you just wait!), la belle affaire! (big deal!), tu parles! (you must be joking!). We define these "stereotyped language acts" and present their lexicographical analysis (macrostructure, information programme and microstructure-type) within the framework of a dictionary produced by the ATILF (Nancy) which is contextual, bilingual and corpus-based.

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LinguisticsLanguage functionHumanitiesComputer sciencePsychologyPhilosophy

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