Structuration de l’espace énonciatif et appropriation du discours stéréotypé dans le conte populaire transcrit

Abstract

In this article, the text-type markers of transcribed folktales are analysed as fixed expressions. Considering the way those expressions function in context, it is argued that i) fixedness is the sign of the commitment of a generic enunciative source called proto-enunciator and related to what Maingueneau (2004) calls hyperenunciation (hyperénonciation) ; ii) variations on text-type markers function as a way to posit a specific subjective source as well as they highlight the analytical reading necessary to interpret these expressions.