Jonction syntaxique et formalité du contexte
Context is a continuously changing reality in a verbal exchange. In this article, an analysis is made of how intraspeaker variation functions as a contextualisation cue in situations marked by different degrees of formality, through a study of clause junction patterns. The distinction between instit...
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Université Abderrahmane Mira
2013-12-01
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| author | Anne‑Marie Bezzina |
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| description | Context is a continuously changing reality in a verbal exchange. In this article, an analysis is made of how intraspeaker variation functions as a contextualisation cue in situations marked by different degrees of formality, through a study of clause junction patterns. The distinction between institutional and individuals’ formality determines the corpus participant configuration. There is a high level of clause integration through subordination in institutional contexts, but other language features rather than subordination characterize individuals’ non-institutional formality. Clause junction appears to be a sign of a stylistic variation realized through register, inherent to the Maltese language. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-ff09c34ea12448ae98afb50e556ca1d92023-09-02T15:39:52ZfraUniversité Abderrahmane MiraMultilinguales2335-15352335-18532013-12-012617510.4000/multilinguales.2360Jonction syntaxique et formalité du contexteAnne‑Marie BezzinaContext is a continuously changing reality in a verbal exchange. In this article, an analysis is made of how intraspeaker variation functions as a contextualisation cue in situations marked by different degrees of formality, through a study of clause junction patterns. The distinction between institutional and individuals’ formality determines the corpus participant configuration. There is a high level of clause integration through subordination in institutional contexts, but other language features rather than subordination characterize individuals’ non-institutional formality. Clause junction appears to be a sign of a stylistic variation realized through register, inherent to the Maltese language.http://journals.openedition.org/multilinguales/2360contextstylistic variationclause junctionpublic speech |
| spellingShingle | Anne‑Marie Bezzina Jonction syntaxique et formalité du contexte Multilinguales context stylistic variation clause junction public speech |
| title | Jonction syntaxique et formalité du contexte |
| title_full | Jonction syntaxique et formalité du contexte |
| title_fullStr | Jonction syntaxique et formalité du contexte |
| title_full_unstemmed | Jonction syntaxique et formalité du contexte |
| title_short | Jonction syntaxique et formalité du contexte |
| title_sort | jonction syntaxique et formalite du contexte |
| topic | context stylistic variation clause junction public speech |
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