2014
DOI: 10.7202/1024684ar
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Grammaire de l’expérience romantique adolescente au Québec : une analyse sociosémantique des idéaux amoureux

Abstract: Cette étude vise à décrire, à travers les thèmes qu’évoque la plus belle expérience amoureuse chez de jeunes Québécois âgés de 14 à 19 ans, les formes sémantiques de l’amour contemporain ainsi que les attentes et les paradoxes dont elles témoignent sur le plan communicationnel. Au total, 6 961 jeunes Québécois âgés de 14 à 19 ans recrutés dans les milieux scolaires ont décrit leur plus belle expérience amoureuse vécue ou souhaitée. Une analyse des champs lexicaux, réalisée avec le logiciel Sémato, a permis de … Show more

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“…The extended lexicon of terms used by adolescents of both genders to express their relationships may be related to the evolution of semantics. This becomes the result of social changes that have occurred throughout history and the need to introduce communication solutions that increase the likelihood of communication success among adolescents since the previous semantics did not allow it [ 21 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The extended lexicon of terms used by adolescents of both genders to express their relationships may be related to the evolution of semantics. This becomes the result of social changes that have occurred throughout history and the need to introduce communication solutions that increase the likelihood of communication success among adolescents since the previous semantics did not allow it [ 21 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, Williams and Russell [ 22 ] report that adolescents with fixed partners show more care, they are more cooperative, and communicate more with each other. Taking into account the number of adolescents who refer to the components of communication, tolerance/patience/know how to deal with the other and understanding as important in a healthy relationship in the light of what Blais reported [ 21 ], it seems to be possible to consider that those girls are more aware than boys of the investment needed to maintain a relationship. An explanatory possibility that only male adolescents present the idea that the sexual dimension is important in a healthy relationship can be supported by Baptista’s argument [ 27 ] when he mentions that boys, especially younger adolescents, are those who most desire and practice sexual relations without emotional involvement.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%