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L'adaptation langagière de différents intervenants en interaction avec un aphasique
Hélène Perren
- Vol. 29, Iss: 29, pp 109-118
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In this article, a situation in which the patient didn't have to talk has been developped, and different language transcriptions have been obtained, with a lot of interventions from the normal speakers, so that it was possible to analyse their own language.Abstract:
When we observe asymmetric interactions between a patient and his partner or others professionals, it appears that the way of resolving a conversational breakdown is different from one person to another. This fact seems to influence the patient's behaviour. In order to prove this observation, a situation in which the patient wouldn't have to talk has been developped. So different language transcriptions have been obtained, with a lot of interventions from the normal speakers, so that it was possible to analyse their own language. Then these corpus have been analysed in a pragmatic way, following the theory of the « motherese ». So it was possible to demonstrate that, in a particular situation, the way of resolving a conversational breakdown was very different from a speaker to another. Finally, these results could open some reflexions for our practice.read more
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