Michel Pêcheux: Automatic Discourse Analysis

With contributions of Simone Bonnafous, Françoise Gadet, Paul Henry, Alain Lecomte, Jacqueline Léon, Denise Maldidier, Jean-Marie Marandin and Michel Plon
Erscheinungsjahr 1995
ISBN: 978-90-5183-645-5
Verlag: Brill | Rodopi

Buch, Englisch, Band 5, 264 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm

Reihe: Utrecht Studies in Language and Communication

This volume offers the long-awaited overview of the work of the French philosopher and discourse analyst Michel Pêcheux, who was the leading figure in French discourse analysis until his death in 1983. The volume presents the first English publication of the work of Pêcheux and his coworkers on automatic discourse analysis. It is presented with extensive annotations and introductions, written by former colleagues such as Françoise Gadet, Paul Henry and Denise Maldidier.
Outside France, French discourse analysis is almost exclusively known as the form of philosophical discourse presented by such authors as Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida. The contemporary empirical forms of French discourse analysis have not reached a wider public to the degree they deserve. Through its combination of original texts, annotations, and several introductory texts, this volume facilitates an evaluation of both results and weaknesses of French discourse analysis in general and of the work of Michel Pêcheux and his coworkers in particular.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Pêcheux, Michel

Inhaltsverzeichnis

PART I: Introductions. Chapter 1: Tony HAK and Niels HELSLOOT: Pêcheux's contribution to discourse analysis. Chapter 2: Paul HENRY: Theoretical issues in Michel Pêcheux's automatic discourse analysis. Chapter 3: Françoise GADET, Jacqueline LÉON, Denise MALDIDIER and Michel PLON: Pêcheux's theory of ideology and the subject. Chapter 4: Françoise GADET, Jacqueline LÉON, Denise MALDIDIER and Michel PLON: Pêcheux's linguistic references. Françoise GADET, Jacqueline LÉON, Denise MALDIDIER and Michel PLON: Appendix: Pêcheux's approach to formalization.
PART II: Automatic discourse analysis. Chapter 5: Michel PÊCHEUX: Automatic discourse analysis. Chapter 6: Michel PÊCHEUX: Automatic discourse analysis: Overview and prospects.
PART III: Applying automatic discourse analysis: Experiences and perspectives. Chapter 7: Michel PÊCHEUX, Jacqueline LÉON, Simone BONNEFOUS and Jean-Marie MARANDIN: ADA69: Theory, procedures, findings and perspectives. Chapter 8: Alain LECOMTE, Jacqueline LÉON and Jean-Marie MARANDIN: Discourse analysis: Strategies for textual description.
Part IV: Notes, Bibliography and Indexes.