Analyse paradigmatique d'un corpus de proverbes à l'aide des matrices de concepts
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Paul Franceschi
His research interests include the study of concepts, paradoxes, and metaphysics. His recent publications include ‘Une solution pour le paradoxe de Goodman’ (2001); ‘Le plan dialectique : pour une alternative au paradigme’ (2003); and ‘Une analyse dichotomique du paradoxe de l'examen-surprise’ (2005).
Resumé
Dans Franceschi (2002), j'ai présenté une théorie basée sur les matrices de concepts qui se propose de constituer une alternative à la classification proposée par Greimas, dans le domaine de l'analyse paradigmatique. Je m'attache ici à appliquer les matrices de concepts à l'analyse d'un corpus constitué de proverbes corses. Je rappelle tout d'abord brièvement le cadre théorique des matrices de concepts. Je décris également la structure des thèses proverbiales, avant de présenter les résultats de l'analyse correspondante.
About the author
His research interests include the study of concepts, paradoxes, and metaphysics. His recent publications include ‘Une solution pour le paradoxe de Goodman’ (2001); ‘Le plan dialectique : pour une alternative au paradigme’ (2003); and ‘Une analyse dichotomique du paradoxe de l'examen-surprise’ (2005).
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