Application d'une méthode de linguistique textuelle au livre de Ruth
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Gaë Guibert
Gaëll Guibert (b. 1973) is a PhD candidate and member of the LaLICC team at the University of Paris (Sorbonne) 〈gaell.guibert@wanadoo.fr〉. Her research interests include textual linguistics, analysis methods in semiotics, epistemology, texts, and manuscripts.
Résumé
Dans le cadre théorique de la grammaire applicative et cognitive, nous appliquons une méthode de linguistique textuelle, à des textes bibliques. Après avoir examiné certains commentaires d'un texte, il s'agit de s'interroger sur l'intérêt d'une méthode de linguistique textuelle pour ce texte ; nous expliquons l'application de cette méthode à un objet-texte multiple, délimité par rapport à l'intertextualité ; objet qu'elle commence par construire pour garantir l'objectivité des résultats obtenus, en vue de ‘faire parler le texte par lui-même.’ Puis, la méthode propose d'étudier la narration, l'espace-temps, l'énonciation et les dialogues du texte. Nous proposons enfin de rechercher des structures de la signification avec les prédicats du texte et leur suite ordonnée, parfois récurrentes dans le texte et organisatrices de sa signification. Ce dernier point de'gage des structures profondes et organisatrices du texte, au niveau génotype — un génome du texte.
About the author
Gaëll Guibert (b. 1973) is a PhD candidate and member of the LaLICC team at the University of Paris (Sorbonne) 〈gaell.guibert@wanadoo.fr〉. Her research interests include textual linguistics, analysis methods in semiotics, epistemology, texts, and manuscripts.
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