Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit

This paper deals with the acceptability of syntactic constructions in the light of a distinction between written and spoken French. We present this distinction as one factor within a multifactorial approach. Relevant factors include pragmatic, stylistic, and syntactic...

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Main Authors: Étienne Riou, Barbara Hemforth
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Presses universitaires de Caen 2015-09-01
Series:Discours
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/discours/9037
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spelling doaj-25d635ccd9ff44659f738ed1fffebc502020-11-24T20:53:50ZengPresses universitaires de CaenDiscours 1963-17232015-09-011610.4000/discours.9037Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écritÉtienne RiouBarbara HemforthThis paper deals with the acceptability of syntactic constructions in the light of a distinction between written and spoken French. We present this distinction as one factor within a multifactorial approach. Relevant factors include pragmatic, stylistic, and syntactic constraints which will influence the acceptability of an utterance. We therefore argue that, by modifying the information structure, it is possible to make a construction that is strongly associated with spoken French (clitic left dislocation of the object) acceptable in a written French context. To test this hypothesis, we present a series of experiments testing the construction’s acceptability under various informational constraints. We propose a model with similar constraints for both spoken and written French including modality as one of the predictors.http://journals.openedition.org/discours/9037clitic left dislocationinformation structureacceptability judgmentwritten Frenchexperimental linguistics
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author Étienne Riou
Barbara Hemforth
spellingShingle Étienne Riou
Barbara Hemforth
Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit
Discours
clitic left dislocation
information structure
acceptability judgment
written French
experimental linguistics
author_facet Étienne Riou
Barbara Hemforth
author_sort Étienne Riou
title Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit
title_short Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit
title_full Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit
title_fullStr Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit
title_full_unstemmed Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit
title_sort dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit
publisher Presses universitaires de Caen
series Discours
issn 1963-1723
publishDate 2015-09-01
description This paper deals with the acceptability of syntactic constructions in the light of a distinction between written and spoken French. We present this distinction as one factor within a multifactorial approach. Relevant factors include pragmatic, stylistic, and syntactic constraints which will influence the acceptability of an utterance. We therefore argue that, by modifying the information structure, it is possible to make a construction that is strongly associated with spoken French (clitic left dislocation of the object) acceptable in a written French context. To test this hypothesis, we present a series of experiments testing the construction’s acceptability under various informational constraints. We propose a model with similar constraints for both spoken and written French including modality as one of the predictors.
topic clitic left dislocation
information structure
acceptability judgment
written French
experimental linguistics
url http://journals.openedition.org/discours/9037
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