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L’interaction épistolaire entre dialogue in absentia et in praesentia chez Cicéron

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Cicero’s usual correspondence is chosen as corpus in order to analyse the relationship between epistolary communication and face-to-face dialogue, which is assumed as prototypical form of dialogue. Following interactivity and intentionality as lines of research, this comparison shows that the use of written (instead of oral) channel and the physical distance between communicative partners are compensated by linguistic strategies, which recreate a sort of ‘spoken’ interaction with conversational turns. Moreover, the absence of extra-linguistic signals intensifies the ‘phatic’ aspects of language. This study proves that a taxonomy of forms of dialogue should not have recourse to discrete categories, as usual, but prefer scalar dimensions and prototype models.
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halshs-01169032, version 1 (26-06-2015)

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Alessandro Garcea. L’interaction épistolaire entre dialogue in absentia et in praesentia chez Cicéron. A. Machtelt Bolkestein; Caroline H. Kroon; Harm Pinkster; Wim Remmelink; Rodie Risselada. Theory and Description in Latin Linguistics. Selected Papers from the Eleventh International Colloquium on Latin Linguistics, Amsterdam Studies in Classical Philology (10), Gieben, pp.123-138, 2002, 90-5063-358-7. ⟨halshs-01169032⟩
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