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  • Section 1

    • Charge:

      Dr. Ahmed ZEGHAR

      Contact : zeghar31@gmail.com

      Availability:

      At classes only: Monday and Thursday (de 8:30 à 13h – J10, J7 and Amphi 5)

      Reponses on the forum:

      Any question dealing with the course has to be raised into the forum that I may answer and, on the other hand, you can see my possible response by no more than 48 hours. Best regards.

      Via E-mail:

      Except times of emergencies, I may answer your questions or support you with data delving into the hub of the lecture within 48 hours.

      References and Data Aiding Lecturing:

      Books dealing with DA and linguistics all of Paul Gee, David Cristal, Splitzer, Michel

      Faucoult, Noam Chomsky, De Saussure (signifier-Signified), and Schifrin.

      Timing: Monday  11h30-13h /

      Place: Amphitheatre A5


  • Section 2

    All in one about DAThis lecture is headed to Master students of English studying Discourse Analysis as part of their DLE syllabus of the academic year. It is quite important to remind admitting that Discourse Analysis is already a part of the programme for the second and the third year students, too; however, as Master students are somehow in an advanced level in terms of language acquisition, the Discourse Analysis directed to this latter layer sample has to be also in an advanced level encompassing all of quality, intensity, details particulars insistence, and all about its tentacular incarnations. Studying DA recompenses students with ampler vision about forms of language and how each feature in people's daily regular or communion contact may be considered as a code to decipher and, as well, an indispensable part that may affect deciphering another code to be finally interpreted into accountability. As language is an intricate field to define, thanks to Discourse Analysis which maintains a great amount of knowledge about forms of language and their interpretations .

  • Section 3

    Pre-requisistePre-requisite

    Students must be already acquainted with some fundamental terms like Linguistics: All what was introduced by Noam Chomsky, Dessausure at least. The four maxims of Grice: quantity, quality, relevance, and manner.

    Accommodation theory: the one introduced in the book of Mayer Scotton

    Ethnolinguistics and ethnomethodogy.

    Forms of language: intentional, verbal, written, behavioral,

    Knowing and making the difference between pragmatics, semiotics, and semantics.

    Syntax, arbitrariness and linearity.

    Humble details about phonology and phonetics (contraction, interjections, diphtongues, triphtongues, etc.)

    General questionning:

    What do you know about language definition?

    How many forms may the human language take?

    What is the difference between linguistics and sociolinguistics?

    What is the difference between the sociology of language and sociolinguistics?

    What do you know about Discourse Analysis so far?


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    References (Bibliography and Webography) 

    -Paltridge, B. 2012. Discourse analysis. 2ed. Bloomsbury.

    -Gee, P, J. 19991. An introduction to discourse analysis: theory and method. Routledge: Taylor and Francis. New York & London.

    - Coulthard, M. 1985. An introduction to discourse analysis, 2ed. Routledge: Taylor and Francis. New York & London.



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