Généalogie générique du monologue dramatiquebrowningnien ; et du monopolylogue by Yann Tholoniat

“…If Tennyson called Maud a monodrama, Browning’s most original generic achievement might be called a “monopolylogue”, that is to say a speech containing various voices uttered by only one speaker.…”
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Pouvoirs en conflit dans le personnage de Jane Shore dans The First and Second Parts of King Edward IV de Thomas Heywood by Frédérique Fouassier

“…But there is no possibility for a Calvinist Mary-Magdalene, and Jane dies in utter destitution, stressing her didactic value to women in the audience.…”
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VIOLETA DINESCU UND DER SCHLÜSSEL DER TRÄUME. JUBILÄUMS-PORTRÄT by Bianca ŢIPLEA TEMEŞ

“… Fusing together in her artistic background two utterly contrasting worlds such as Romania and Germany, the composer Violeta Dinescu succeded to achieve a unique, distinctive voice in contemporary composition. …”
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Communicative competence in Medical Psycology Students: A proposal of indicators. by Ana María Molina Gómez, Ana Cristina Cuéllar Marrero, Belkys González Aguiar

“…In this paper, there is a proposal of communicative competence indicators to be trained in Medical Psychology students, defined from dimensions and indicators proposed in the cognitive, communicative and socio-cultural approach, which reveals the importance of the syntactic dimension of discourse in an indissoluble relation to the semantic and pragmatic dimensions, according to the comprehension and construction of utterances and therefore in the development of communicative competence.…”
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Les émoticônes : de la signification des affects aux stratégies conversationnelles by Pierre Halté

“…They allow to understand how the speaker positions himself in regard of the propositional content he utters. This allows to link the emoticons to a measurement of responsibility towards what is said by the speaker. …”
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A quoi sert la modalisation a posteriori ? by Grégory Furmaniak

“…After commenting on the link between modality and illocutionary force, we provide a classification of the different instances of a posteriori modalisation according to their illocutionary forces; the assumption being that this kind of modalisation affects the illocutionary force of the utterance. We then re-assess the concept from a theoretical perspective in the light of the data, which leads us to make minor adjustments to its definition, both extensionally and intensionally.…”
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“Supplications in Mathnawī: A Narratological and Rhetorical Interpretation” by Hamidreza Tavakkoli

“…Most of the time, we are left wondering if the supplications are uttered by the narrator or by a character in the story; even sometimes they lie outside the storyline. …”
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Untangling Historical Injustice and Historical Ill by Michael Schefczyk

“…I advocate an approach which assesses moral competence on the basis of an exposedness criterion, that is: a historical agent must not be blamed for failing to see the right moral reasons if his epoch and social world is utterly unacquainted with these reasons. However, an appropriate application of the exposedness criterion should take social factors and psychological mechanisms into account that obstruct access to the right reasons. …”
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Les emplois corrélatifs de parfois, quelquefois et des fois by Anne-Marie Guiraud

“…We will draw on a corpus from the 16th through the 20th century from the FRANTEXT online library, including utterances which we expect will meet our criteria and we will discuss the semantic and syntactical characteristics of these forms in correlative uses. …”
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Dislocation clitique de l’objet à gauche en français écrit by Étienne Riou, Barbara Hemforth

“…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. …”
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Le discours rapporté dans un corpus d’anglais oral : formes et frontières by Sylvie HANOTE

“…The objective is to see whether there is a correlation between the “type” of the reported speech utterances (Direct / Indirect) and the prosodic behaviour of reporting and reported speech clauses in terms of prosodic integration or not of the reported speech clause in the reporting segment.…”
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« A thrust at truth and a lie » : The Crying of Lot 49 ou le langage en quête de vérité by Jean-Yves Pellegrin

“…Yet, while the detective novel tends to identify this power with the narrative performance itself, Lot 49 insists on the utter inability of narratives to work out a puzzle and find out the truth. …”
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Die zekerheid van het geloof - Bucer's antwoord aan Pighius by W. van't Spijker

“…In an extensive work Pighius uttered his critique on the consensus. Entering into discussion with Pighius, Bucer kept to the views that were accepted among the reformers, at the same time trying to keep open the way for mutual understanding. …”
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Talking about an emergency in an urgent situation: prosody and information by Charlotte Danino

“…Based on CNN’s live broadcast on 9/11, linguistic productions are analyzed as spontaneous but heavily constrained speech since the breaking news format and both the temporal and cognitive pressures shape the ensuing utterances about this still ongoing event. The article starts by presenting the breaking news format and the type of interaction. …”
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Data Reshaped: Literalism in the Age of Digital Design and Architectural Fabrication by Eran Neuman

“…Referring to theoretical discourses that frame literal expressions as non-representational, non-metaphorical and non-analogical utterances, the essay delves into the ways in which data-based expressions become literal. …”
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Proverbs, commitment, and the evasion of responsibility by Damien Villers

“…Finally, commitment in proverbs will be broached through their alleged prescriptive nature. The study of the utterances in the last part will be led with the language functions theory as a framework, and will aim at showing that proverbs can perform numerous functions other than the prescriptive or “conative” one, therefore highlighting various degrees and types of commitment for the speaker.…”
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Arts of eristic, of dialectic and of sophistry as premises of legal discourse development by K. H. Rekoch

“…Sophists confirmed with their example the dichotomies of utterance meanings and though they didn't create eloquence art, they laid a way to rhetoric, laid down foundation for language studying, having isolated it from Logos, and also developed techniques of judicial speeches and legal discourse. …”
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Examining Temporal Structure of Speech with a Local Articulation Rate Metric by Jan Volín, Michaela Svatošová

“…The results confirm that our procedure can meaningfully reflect various temporal features, including the ‘information status’ of words in contextually grounded utterances.…”
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INTRODUZIONE ALLA LINGUA INGLESE FIN DALLA PRIMA INFANZIA: UN APPROCCIO BASATO SULL’USO “AMPLIFICATO” DEL CANALE VISIVO-GESTUALE by Erika Raniolo

“…The starting point is Kendon’s concept of utterance visible action, which eliminates the clear differentiation between gesture and sign. …”
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Contexts as The Determining Roles of Javanese Phatic ‘Monggo’: Culture-Specific Pragmatics Perspective by Kunjana Rahardi

“…The research data are excerpts of utterances containing phatic ‘monggo’. The data sources are the excerpts of utterance between the speaker and hearer having Javanese cultural backgrounds. …”
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