5.00 credits
45.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Dister Anne (compensates Fairon Cédrick); Fairon Cédrick; Kouklia Charlotte (compensates Simon Anne-Catherine); Simon Anne-Catherine;
Language
French
Prerequisites
LFIAL1530
Content
The following content areas will be covered :
' Theoretical concepts (context, discourse, terminology, neology, collocations, structure of a discourse, interaction, freezing, situational sentences, ambiguity, domain, register, gender, verbal interactions, fixed expressions, situational sentences, ambiguity, etc.).
' Methods (lexicometry, textometry, representation of the structure of discourse, relations between elements of discourse, sequential analysis of verbal interaction, critical analysis of discourse, etc.) including the use of computer software for linguistic analysis.
' Reflection on methods (notion of the text as a 'bag of words' or as a sequence of words, contribution of annotation to the analysis of texts, implications of the researcher's subjectivity, etc.).
' Theoretical concepts (context, discourse, terminology, neology, collocations, structure of a discourse, interaction, freezing, situational sentences, ambiguity, domain, register, gender, verbal interactions, fixed expressions, situational sentences, ambiguity, etc.).
' Methods (lexicometry, textometry, representation of the structure of discourse, relations between elements of discourse, sequential analysis of verbal interaction, critical analysis of discourse, etc.) including the use of computer software for linguistic analysis.
' Reflection on methods (notion of the text as a 'bag of words' or as a sequence of words, contribution of annotation to the analysis of texts, implications of the researcher's subjectivity, etc.).
Teaching methods
Formal lectures
Evaluation methods
Written examination in the January and the September exam session.
Other information
The training in French linguistics has been thought out in a progressive manner over the three annual blocks of the bachelor's degree. The first annual block aims at mastering the standardized language while maintaining a critical distance from the norm (LROM1111 Linguistique : maitrise et analyse du français normé). The second annual block is devoted to the study of the French language in its social or geographical variation (LROM1221 Linguistique : la variation en français contemporain) and historical (LROM1222 Linguistique : approche historique du français dans la Romania). The third annual block trains in the analysis of the French language as used in context, and in particular in the identification of the genres (and registers) of texts and speeches (Linguistique : analyse du français en contexte).
Online resources
Teaching materials
- diaporamas et syllabus disponibles sur Moodle
Faculty or entity
ELAL
Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)
Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
Minor in French Studies
Bachelor in Ancient and Modern Languages and Literatures
Minor in Linguistics
Bachelor in French and Romance Languages and Literatures : General
Bachelor in Modern Languages and Literatures : General