Oral language : basic processes
[LOGO1312]
[30h] 3 credits
This course is taught in the 1st semester.
Teacher(s): Michel Hupet
Language: French
Level: First
Aims
Main themes
a) organisation of the mental lexicon and of the processes of access to the lexical units, for the production and the comprehension, in the written and the oral.
b) Syntaxic processes, in the light of the late linguistic models (shortly presented) and of the empirical works on the sentence production and comprehension.
c) Macro-organisation of discourse or text: impact of the inferences on semantic integration, discourse segmentation and planning, regulation of conversational exchanges.
d) Contextual (pragmatic) variables in their effects on the production and comprehension of the utterance: speech acts, presuppositions, cooperation between speakers.
Content and teaching methods
a) organisation of the mental lexicon and of the processes of access to the lexical units, for the production and the comprehension, in the written and the oral.
b) Syntaxic processes, in the light of the late linguistic models (shortly presented) and of the empirical works on the sentence production and comprehension.
c) Macro-organisation of discourse or text: impact of the inferences on semantic integration, discourse segmentation and planning, regulation of conversational exchanges.
d) Contextual (pragmatic) variables in their effects on the production and comprehension of the utterance: speech acts, presuppositions, cooperation between speakers.