Reading and Writing as Motifs in English and French General Fiction

作者: Julie Sorba , Laetitia Gonon , Susanne Dyka , Vannina Goossens

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-23744-8_8

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摘要: The present contribution proposes a contrastive study of specific phraseology in general literature French and English novels from the 1950s to today. Our methodology is based on data extracted by Lexicoscope text mining tool consisting Recurrent Lexico-syntactic Trees (RLTs) whose statistical specificity analysis syntactic dependency relationships that link their constituent elements. Studying discursive realization these RLTs both corpora lets us identify recurrent phraseological units (Lexico-Syntactic Constructions or LSCs). We compare eight LSCs built around verbs lire/read ecrire/write (four four English), paradigmatic syntagmatic variations constituents, functions prove constructions are fact motifs.

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