22.1810, Confs: Discourse Analysis, Ling & Literature/Germany

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Subject: 22.1810, Confs: Discourse Analysis, Ling & Literature/Germany

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Date: 21-Apr-2011
From: Christophe Gérard [christophe.gerard at gmx.de]
Subject: Les Traditions Discursives en Question

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Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2011 13:14:20
From: Christophe Gérard [christophe.gerard at gmx.de]
Subject: Les Traditions Discursives en Question

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Les Traditions Discursives en Question 

Date: 05-May-2011 - 05-May-2011 
Location: Tübingen, Germany 
Contact: Christophe Gérard 
Contact Email: christophe.gerard at gmx.de 

Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis; Ling & Literature 

Meeting Description: 

Les traditions discursives en question : quelles normes entre la langue et le 
texte ?

Issue de la romanistique allemande, la notion de tradition discursive fait 
aujourd'hui l'objet d'une reconnaissance toujours plus large en linguistique, 
dans plusieurs pays de langue romane. Mise en lumière par Schlieben-
Lange (1983), et depuis régulièrement réexaminée et précisée (e.g. Koch 
1997, Oesterreicher 1997, Wilhelm 2001, Aschenberg 2003), la notion de 
tradition discursive (genres de discours, registres rhétoriques, styles 
collectifs, actes de langages, etc.) s'est en effet révélée très féconde pour 
penser l'espace des normes situé entre la langue et le texte.
Sans viser une synthèse, cette journée d'étude propose de revenir sur les 
apports essentiels des traditions discursives, notamment pour la linguistique 
de corpus, mais aussi d'en reconsidérer certains contours problématiques, 
en particulier du point de vue de la linguistique du texte.

Organisation : Christophe Gérard, Johannes Kabatek

Lieu :
Université de Tübingen
Institut d'études romanes
Bâtiment Brechtbau, Salle 215 

08h45-09h00: Accueil des participants

09h00-09h10: Ouverture : Christophe Gérard / Johannes Kabatek

09h10-9h50: Standardisation et traditions discursives : possibilités et limites
d'un corpus italien
Peter Koch (Tübingen)

09h50-10h30: Référence, traditions discursives et domaines d'action. Le 
concept d'une sémiotique sociale
Wulf Oesterreicher (Munich)

10h30-11h00: Pause café

11h00-11h40: Traditions discursives - une reconsidération
Heidi Aschenberg (Tübingen)

11h40-12h15: Première discussion

12h15-14h00: Déjeuner

14h00-14h40: Traditions discursives et fréquences textuelles
Sylvain Loiseau (Caen)

14h40-15h30: Traditions discursives, corpus et intertextes
François Rastier (Paris)

15h30-15h50: Pause café

15h50-16h10: Traditions discursives subjectives et objectives
Johannes Kabatek (Tübingen)

16h10-16h30: Création lexicale et traditions discursives : état du problème
Christophe Gérard (Tübingen)

16h30-17h30: Seconde discussion

Bibliographie indicative

Aschenberg H. (2003) : 'Diskurstraditionen - Orientierungen und 
Fragestellungen', in H. Aschenberg / R. Wilhelm (eds.), Romanische 
Sprachgeschichte und Diskurstraditionen, Tübingen, Narr, pp. 1-18.
Koch P. (1997) : 'Diskurstraditionen : zu ihrem sprachtheoretischen Status 
und ihrer Dynamik', in B. Frank / T. Haye / D. Tophinke (eds.), Gattungen
mittelalterlicher Schriftlichkeit, Tübingen, Narr, pp. 43-79.
Oesterreicher W. (1997) : 'Zur Fundierung von Diskurstraditionen', in B. 
Frank /T. Haye / D. Tophinke (eds.), Gattungen mittelalterlicher 
Schriftlichkeit, Tübingen, Narr, pp. 19-41.
Schlieben-Lange B. (1983) : Traditionen des Sprechens. Elemente einer
pragmatischen Sprachgeschichtsschreibung, Stuttgart, Kohlhammer.
Wilhelm R. (2001) : 'Diskurstraditionen', in M. Haspelmath / E. König / W.
Oesterreicher / W. Raible (eds.), Language Typology and Language 
Universals. An International Handbook, I, Berlin/New York, de Gruyter, pp. 
467-477.

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