Postures énonciatives & Dialogisme intralocutif

Abstract

This article examines the way in which enunciative postures are implemented in a context of intralocutive dialogism, in order to point how the postures of coenunciation, overenunciation and underenunciation (in which the enunciator refers to his/her own former discourse while positioning himself/herself with regard to it) are used in an autodialogic relationship, and contributes to build a specific ethos. To do this, we analyze a corpus of research articles written by Alain Rabatel. In this corpus, the postures of coenonciation, underenunciation and overenunciation interact in order to give a temporal and intellectual thickness to the thought. The significant intralocutive dialogism leads to sketch an ethos that highlights an active and processual research.

Keywords

• ethos
• enunciative postures
• coenunciation
• intralocutive dialogism
• autodialogism
• research articles