Aug 2026· Revista (Con)textos Linguísticos· 0 citations
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This article analyzes the constitution of the enunciative subject and the polyphonic management of responsibility, examining how points of view (POV) are staged in discourse. Situated within the framework of Integrated Discourse Analysis (IDA) and building on Ducrot's polyphonic theory, Berrendonner's linguistic pragmatics, and Rabatel's Theory of Points of View, the study employs a pragmatic framework to investigate dialogic interactionism. The study adopts a qualitative, enunciation-based analysis of heterogeneous textual fragments. The findings reveal the dynamics between locutors and dialogic enunciators, showing that the imputation and implicit validation of contents (quasi-PEC) give rise to what the paper calls the "phantoms of truth" - an enunciative spectrality through which subjects naturalize presuppositions and validate assertions via enunciative erasure and disinscription, without taking direct responsibility for what is said. The study concludes that command of enunciative postures and the exercise of empathic mobility not only structure textual asymmetries but also serve as fundamental ethical principles for dialogic decentering and the dismantling of dogmatism.
This article provides resourses for the study of hate speeches from a post-foundational and lacanian approach. It includes both the language and the social and institutional practices of hate. It conceptualises these far-right discourses as a variant of the Master Discourse in current capitalism based on the essentiali...
Hernán Fair· Mutatis Mutandis: Revista In...· 0 citations
In recent years, so-called "gender-neutral language" has become a point of discursive contention in the public sphere, especially in cyberspace. Far from being restricted to a strictly linguistic issue, this debate mobilizes political, ideological, and symbolic disputes related to the inclusion, visibility, and recogni...
This study investigates the pragmatic functions of apology strategies in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice using Blum-Kulka and Olshtain's taxonomy of apology strategies. The study particularly focuses on how characters utilize various speech acts to navigate social relationships, express regret, and maintain politenes...
Eman Tariq Abdul-Lateef· Bilad Alrafidain Journal of...· 0 citations
Language constitutes rather than neutrally represents displaced subjectivity. This study examines how English constructs the identity of Zanryu-hojin, Japanese civilians abandoned in postwar Manchuria, through two data sources: Chan’s (2011) monograph, Abandoned Japanese in Postwar Manchuria, and five oral narratives c...
Zi-Jun Shen, Somrak Chaisingkananont· World Journal of English Lan...· 0 citations
This article examines the specifics of intertextual dialogue between Vladimir Nabokov’s fiction and the oeuvre of Alexander Pushkin. The study is grounded in Mikhail Bakhtin’s theory of dialogism. It posits that Nabokov’s polemical engagement with the Russian literary tradition operates along two divergent vectors. On...
Hong-Ping Zhang, A. Kovalenko· Nauchnyi Dialog· 0 citations
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