2020
DOI: 10.3917/ss.020.0067
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Le chemin de l’audible : la structuration dynamique de la perception par les verbes höras (suédois) et kuulua (finnois) « être audible »

Abstract: L'étude porte sur les verbes höras, en suédois, et kuulua, en finnois, exprimant l'audible. L'objectif est de rendre compte de la structure sémantique de l'audibilité et de la conceptualisation dynamique de l'événement auditif, en s'appuyant sur le concept de profilage et sur le schéma du chemin issus de la linguistique cognitive. Les deux verbes se construisent avec un sujet référant au stimulus, alors que l'expérient est implicite. Höras s'associe le plus souvent avec l'expression de la localisation du stimu… Show more

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“…Only Finnish uses a perceptibility verb as the dominant translation, namely näkyä as in (23). This verb is derived from the stem näke-"see" with the detransitivizing suffix -y / -u, which forms several types of intransitive verbs (see Hellerstedt & Peltola 2019, for a description of this suffix). Occasionally, a passive form of "see" is used as in (24): 24.…”
Section: Perceptibility Verbsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Only Finnish uses a perceptibility verb as the dominant translation, namely näkyä as in (23). This verb is derived from the stem näke-"see" with the detransitivizing suffix -y / -u, which forms several types of intransitive verbs (see Hellerstedt & Peltola 2019, for a description of this suffix). Occasionally, a passive form of "see" is used as in (24): 24.…”
Section: Perceptibility Verbsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From a formal point of view, the Swedish auditory perceptibility verb höras is the regular passive form of höra "hear" with the passive suffix -s. From a functional perspective, it is special, since it does not allow an explicit Experiencer, but rather implies a non-referential or generalized Experiencer (anyone potentially present in the situation talked about). Since höras is discussed in Hellerstedt & Peltola (2019), this verb will be commented on only briefly. As can be observed in Table 11, the same types of constructions are used with the verb meaning "hear" as were used with the visual copula.…”
Section: Perceptibility Verbsmentioning
confidence: 99%