"Frédéric François"
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Foreword. "Dialogism" Or Rather "Some Figures of Dialogue, Their Communities and Their Differences, A Point of View"
Frederic Francois
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Morteza MAHMOUDIAN, Le Contexte en semantique
Frederic Le Francois
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Avant propos. Le dialogisme ou plutot quelques figures du dialogue, leurs communautes et leurs differences, un point de vue
Frederic Le Francois
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Policy driven traffic engineering in energy aware ISP backbone networks
Frederic Francois
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A Viewpoint on Dialogue and Interpretation
A partial dialogue with other authors shows, more than anything, the diversity of possible ways to study linguistics. This article draws attention to some of the same issues covered in the first contribution. The meanings of a text depend on the reader and his/her background, and therefore can only partially be explained and shared. This suggests that it is preferable to talk about "interpretive understanding" rather than a "science of texts."
Frederic Francois
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Sur le dialogue et l'interpretation, un point de vue
A partial dialogue with other authors shows, more than anything, the diversity of possible ways to do linguistics This article renews attention to some of the same issues covered in the first contribution. The meanings of texts as movements that are seen differently because of their different backgrounds can be only partially explained and shared. This suggests that it is doubtless preferable to talk about interpretive understanding rather than a science of texts
Frederic Francois
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A Reading of Several Texts Written by Children
Based on reading six stories written by elementary school students (9 10 years old) we propose some remarks about what makes these texts count as texts, as well as about what distinguishes them from each other. This results in some generalizations about what could be, for a given reader, the meaning of these texts.
Frederic Francois
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Langue et langage
Frederic Le Francois
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Les Tissus, Tissage Et Teinture
Frederic Le Francois
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How the Social is Incorporated in the Indivual, and how it is Represented in Discourse
The article first looks at the complexity of those of Bourdieu's concepts which analyze how individuals occupy social positions, collective and individual ways of being, above all habitus and field. It then assesses his reasons for condemning the abiographical illusiona and belief in the intentional unity of a personas life. There remains the difficulty in writing history and in knowing who at a given moment becomes the adominant organizera in the mass of encounters, affinities and conflicts. It is worth asking whether in Bourdieu's theorizing there does not remain a quest of alegala relationships which might prevent accounting for an event, such as e.g. the event of his own practical commitment to social issues.
Frederic Francois