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Discourse Analysis in France. A Conversation

Dominique Maingueneau · Johannes Angermüller

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Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Historical Linguistics and Language Studies Cultural and political discourse analysis

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In this interview, the linguist Dominique MAINGUENEAU sketches the history of discourse analysis in France. After discussing the intellectual background in which it emerged, he turns to certain key figures of French discourse analysis like Michel FOUCAULT and Michel PÊCHEUX. Special attention is given to the role of Michel FOUCAULT, who has crucially influenced his research on discursive scenography and self-constituting discourses. Concerning FOUCAULT's methodological impact MAINGUENEAU emphasises the problem of "enunciation". A French version of discourse pragmatics, enunciative linguistics focuses on the way texts mobilise their contexts. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0702218

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1979The Domestication of the Savage Mind.1970L'archéologie du savoir 2002Dictionnaire d'analyse du discours 1973L'ordre du discours 1984Le dire et le dit 1969Analyse automatique du discours 1999Analysing Self-Constituting Discourses 2001Cours de mediologie generale

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