Où finit la phrase ? Où commence le texte ?
This paper questions the frontier between grammatical relations and discourse relations, by taking examples of verbal clause sequences, mostly drawn from spoken French corpora. More specifically, we try to analyse in which cases such combinations can be given a truly...
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doaj-5c19c7c9e32b47f390410c34afa0d2832020-11-25T02:35:12ZengPresses universitaires de CaenDiscours 1963-17232010-12-01710.4000/discours.7966Où finit la phrase ? Où commence le texte ?Christophe BenzitounFrédéric SabioThis paper questions the frontier between grammatical relations and discourse relations, by taking examples of verbal clause sequences, mostly drawn from spoken French corpora. More specifically, we try to analyse in which cases such combinations can be given a truly syntactic status. In order to elaborate our typology, we make a distinction between two kinds of criteria: those based on internal syntax and those based on external syntax. However, our typology will remain very general because of the difficulty of the task. In fact, every construction should be subject to a precise description.http://journals.openedition.org/discours/7966clause combiningsegmentationsentencesyntactic unitsverbal clause |
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Où finit la phrase ? Où commence le texte ? |
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Presses universitaires de Caen |
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1963-1723 |
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This paper questions the frontier between grammatical relations and discourse relations, by taking examples of verbal clause sequences, mostly drawn from spoken French corpora. More specifically, we try to analyse in which cases such combinations can be given a truly syntactic status. In order to elaborate our typology, we make a distinction between two kinds of criteria: those based on internal syntax and those based on external syntax. However, our typology will remain very general because of the difficulty of the task. In fact, every construction should be subject to a precise description. |
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clause combining segmentation sentence syntactic units verbal clause |
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