Quand le texte signale sa structure : la fonction textuelle des noms sous-spécifiés
“Linking sequences” are cohsive devices by which some texts are organised; for example, the well-kwnown problem-solution schema is a general principle that expains the semantic connection within as well as between the clauses of a text. These patterns are often signaled by a category of “unspecific...
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| description | “Linking sequences” are cohsive devices by which some texts are organised; for example, the well-kwnown problem-solution schema is a general principle that expains the semantic connection within as well as between the clauses of a text. These patterns are often signaled by a category of “unspecific nouns” which can take a nominalisation as complement in the construction “N-be-that ...” (idea, problem, solution, question, etc.). We illustrate in this paper the characteristics and functions of both “linking sequences” and “unspecific nouns”. |
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| title | Quand le texte signale sa structure : la fonction textuelle des noms sous-spécifiés |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Quand le texte signale sa structure : la fonction textuelle des noms sous-spécifiés |
| title_short | Quand le texte signale sa structure : la fonction textuelle des noms sous-spécifiés |
| title_sort | quand le texte signale sa structure la fonction textuelle des noms sous specifies |
| topic | linking sequences shell nouns problem-solution text coherence hypostasis |
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