Prise en charge, engagement et désengagement

Jean-Pierre Desclés follows Culioli in assuming that prise en charge is performed every time an utterer combines a predicate with its arguments and adjuncts. This he captures by means of a prise en charge operator that applies to what is said: JE-DIS (« ce qui est dit »), a formula representing what...

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Published in:Langue française 2009-06 (162), p.29-53
Main Author: Desclés, Jean-Pierre
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Language:fre
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Summary:Jean-Pierre Desclés follows Culioli in assuming that prise en charge is performed every time an utterer combines a predicate with its arguments and adjuncts. This he captures by means of a prise en charge operator that applies to what is said: JE-DIS (« ce qui est dit »), a formula representing what minimally happens with every utterance act, notably basic affirmative acts. These, however, must be distinguished from assertions, which involve an additional commitment to truth: JE-DIS (est-vrai (« ce qui est dit » )). The author goes on to present a 'semantic map' of utterance acts, relating them to various kinds of prise en charge.
ISSN:0023-8368
1957-7982