Fonctions communicatives et pragmatiques des objets détachés dans les phrases
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https://doi.org/10.18172/cif.6706Mots-clés :
Structure du langage, interaction orale, nuances sémantiques, recherche linguistique, variation de genre, expressivité du texte, parties détachées de phrasesRésumé
L'objectif de cette étude était d'analyser en détail les fonctions des objets redondants et leur importance dans le contexte de l'interaction orale. Pour obtenir ces résultats, des analyses flexographiques et de corpus ont été réalisées, ainsi qu'une recherche approfondie d'exemples dans la littérature scientifique, les médias, les sources artistiques et le langage courant. L'étude a montré que les objets détachés remplissent non seulement une fonction syntaxique, mais aussi une fonction communicative importante, permettant de prêter attention à certains éléments de l'expression. Ces fonctions permettent une compréhension plus fine du sens et des pensées du locuteur, ce qui rend la communication plus efficace et plus polyvalente. L'étude des objets isolés ouvre ainsi de nouvelles perspectives pour l'étude du langage. Les résultats obtenus dans cette étude ont démontré l'importance des objets redondants comme moyen d'influencer le langage.
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