agentivité rhétorique; autoethnographie; autoethnography; rhetorical agency; Sprache und Sprachwissenschaft; identité linguistique; linguistic identity
Abstract :
[en] This analysis is an exploratory work combining autoethnography
and discourse analysis and focuses on our linguistic identity as it is built on
three alterities. It is built on (1) the practice of a Belgian French that does not
exist as such and is marked by linguistic insecurity; (2) Walloon-like practices
themselves in tension and (3) a French-Dutch speaking linguistic conflict.
From then on, it appears that this identity was built on three alterities which
in turn define it: (1) otherness in relation to the well-spoken French language
considered as a hegemon which dominates a necessarily marked peripheral
speech; (2) otherness in relation to the Walloon language historically spoken
in the territory and spoken by the ancestors; (3) otherness finally in relation
to the Dutch language spoken by ‘the Other’, constructed and antagonized
by and through politically situated narratives and counter-narratives. In the
conclusion, we will consider how these identities in tension can be mobilized
in an agentive way in order to produce rhetorical effects.
Research Center/Unit :
Traverses - ULiège
Disciplines :
Languages & linguistics Anthropology
Author, co-author :
Mathy, Adrien ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Traverses
Language :
French
Title :
Parler en réaction ou la constitution agonistique d’une identité linguistique : Lectures discursives et auto-ethnographiques
