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1.1. discourse mental representation discourse model Shared knowledge Context of use Linguistic Context 1) (1) a. Il était une fois un prince très malheureux malgré son beau château. Le prince ne pouvait pas avoir de fils. Once upon a time there was a very unhappy prince dispite his wonderful castle. The prince couldn't have a son. b. Un homme descendit du train. Il portait un chapeau noir. A man got off the train. He was wearing a black hat. a. b. - 1 -

(2) a. Jeanne est un professeur de mathématiques expérimenté. *Il sait bien son métier. Jeanne (fem.) is a professor of mathematics with broad experience. He knows well his job. b. Marc est professeur de lycée. *Il a été fondé au XVII e siècle. (il = lycée) Marc is a high school teacher. It was founded in the 17th century. (it = high school) 1.2. Milner (1976) Kleiber (1986) (3) a. Il y a un dictionnaire sur la table. {*Le / Ce } dictionnaire... (Milner 1976) There is a dictionary on the table. {The / This} dictionary... b. Il était une fois un prince. {?Le prince / Ce prince }... (Kleiber 1986) Once upon a time there was a prince. {The prince / This prince }... c. Il était une fois un prince.?il était grand et fort. (Ibid.) Once upon a time there was a prince. He was tall and strong. Milner (1976) Corblin (1983) (4) a.il y a un dictionnaire sur la table. La pièce est sombre. Le dictionnaire est ouvert. There is a dictionary on the table. The room is dark. The dictionary is open. (Corblin 1983) b. Il était une fois un prince très malheureux ; le prince aimait une belle princesse qui ne l aimait pas. (Ibid.) Once upon a time there was a very unhappy prince; the prince loved a beautiful princess who didn t love him. Corblin (1983), Kleiber (1984), Kleiber (1986), (1986) Corblin (1987), Kleiber (1987), (1989) (1989), Kleiber (1991) (1) Direct Reference / Indirect Reference - 2 -

(2) Context of Use / Circumstances of Evaluation 2.1. a. Karttunen short term referents b. (5) a. Bill has a car. { It / The car / Bill s car } is black. b. You must write a letter to your parents and mail the letter right away. *They are expecting the letter. (Karttunen 1976) 2) must (6) a. John did all the housework while { his / *John s } wife was ill. b. John will study linguistics, while John s father used to teach literature. (Haegeman 1984) a. b. while a. b. a. b. b. 2.2. (1) topic continuity (2) continuity of viewpoint (3) tense-time continuity (4) space continuity (1) (4) 2.2.1. episode boundary (7) D : The first time it happened I felt very embarrassed. Because that must have been an uncomfortable feeling for her. (her=sally) S : And you can t even pick up for her because you have no idea where she stopped. - 3 -

D : And I don t want to say, I m sorry for being so rude and not listening. But I, uh, just let it happen. S : What s the relation like between your father and Sally now? (Reichman 1978) S Reichman (1978), Clancy (1980) Fox (1987) Toole (1996) Giora & Lee (1996) Sueur (1990) Sueur (1990) (8) a. alors son père et sa mère ils voulaient le jeter dans une rivière... then his father and his mother they wanted to throw it into the river b. après les parents ils arrivent... ( Sueur 1990) then the parents they arrived... ( ) Episode continuity --------- Episode shift ( ) 2.2.2. (9) a. In Ben s picture of Rosa, she is riding a horse. b. *In Ben s picture of Rosa, she found a scratch. c. In Ben s picture of Rosa, { Rosa / the girl } found a scratch. (Reinhart 1983) a. Rosa she - 4 -

b. In Ben s picture (10) a. Le tableau représente une jeune fille. { La /?Cette } jeune fille sourit. The picture represents a young girl. {The / This } young gird is smiling. b. Le tableau représente une jeune fille. {?La / Cette } jeune fille s habille hatituellement en vert. (Kleiber 1986) The picture represents a young girl. {The / This} young girl habitually wears green clothes. a. b. ( ) Space continuity ------------- Space shift ( ) 3.1. 3) (11) a. Shared Knowledge b. Context of Use c. Linguistic Context 4) - 5 -

(12) a. Shared Knowledge La baleine est un mammifère. The whale is a mammal. b. Context of Use Ferme la porte. Shut the door. c. Linguistic Context Un homme descendit du train. L homme portait une valise noire. A man got off the train. The man had a black suitcase. a. b. (13) a. Shared Knowledge Ah, ces Italiens! Ah, those Italiens! Tu te souviens de nos vacances? Ah, cette mer, ce soleil... Do you remember our vacation? Ah, that sea, that sun... b. Context of Use [ ] Donnez-moi ce stylo. Give me this pen. c. Linguistic Context Une femme est entrée. J'avais vu cette femme chez un ami. A woman came in. I had seen this woman in the house of a friend of mine. 3.2. (14) a. b. c. d. - 6 -

(15) Donnez-moi ça et ça et ça. Give me this and this and this. ça Kleiber (1991) a. b. (16) a. Le président est parti. Le président lit. Le président dort. The president left. The president is reading. The president is sleeping. b. Ce président est parti. Ce président lit. Ce président dort. This president left. This president is reading. This president is sleeping. (Kleiber 1991) Kripke (1972) Kaplan (1989) rigid designator Clington non rigid designator the president In France now, the president is a conservative. the president in France Chirac But several years ago, the president was a socialist. the president Mitterrand Kaplan Context of use 5) Circumstances of evaluation 3.3. (17) - 7 -

a. (Context of use) b. c. d. (18) a. (Circumstances of evaluation) b. c. d. (19) a. Un avion s est écrasé hier. { L avion /?Cet avion } venait de Miami. An airplane crashed yesterday. {The airplaine / This airplane} was coming from Miami. b. Un avion s est écrasé hier. {?L avion / Cet avion } relie habituellement Miami à New York. An airplane crashed yesterday. {The airplaine / This airplane} links habutually Miami and New York. (Kleiber 1986) (20) a. Le sommet est encore loin. The summit is still far. b. Ce sommet est encore loin. This summit is still far. ( a. b. ) (Kleiber 1987) (21) a. J ai escaladé le sommet l année dernière. I have climbed the summit last year. b. J ai escaladé ce sommet l année dernière. I have climbed this summit last year. ( a. b. ) (Ibid.) a. b. (21) (3) ( - 8 -

) (3) 6) Kleiber (1986) (3) a. (1986) discours le N (1989) le N 1 (1) * 1 (2) long-distance anaphora C- 1(3) Ariel (1990) (1996) 1(4) Elle tiendra. ( ) Tu n arriveras jamais à la faire entrer dans la voiture. 1(5) context of use / circumstances of evaluation Kaplan (1989) circumstances of evaluation (1997) 1(6) il - 9 -

Ariel, M. (1990) : Accessing Noun-Phrase Antecedents, London, Routledge. Chafe, W. L. (ed.) (1980) : The Pear Stories : Cognitive, Cultural, and Linguistic Aspects of Narrative Production, Norwood, Ablex. Clancy, P. M. (1980) : Referential choice in English and Japanese narrative discourse, in W. L. Chafe (1980) 127-202. Corblin, F. (1983) : Défini et démonstratif dans la reprise immédiate, Le français moderne 51, 118-134. Corblin, F. (1987) : Indéfini, défini et démonstratif. Construction linguistiques de la référence, Genève, Droz. Fox, B. (1987) : Discourse Structure and Anaphora, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press. Fretheim, T., Gundel, J.K. (eds) (1996) : Reference and Referent Accessibility, Amsterdam, J. Benjamins. Giora, R. and C. L. Lee (1996) : Written discourse segmentation : the function of unstressed pronouns in Mandarin Chinese, in T. Fretheim & J. K. Gundel (eds.), 113-140. Haegeman, L. (1984) : Remarks on adverbial clauses and definite NP anaphora, Linguistic Inquiry 15-4, 712-15. Kaplan, D. (1989) : Demonstratives, J. Almog, J. Perry & H. Wettstein (ed.) Themesfrom Kaplan, Oxford, Oxford UP. 481-563. Karttunen, L. (1976) : Discourse referent, J. McCawley (ed.) Syntax and Semantics 7, Notes from the linguistic underground, New York, Academic Press, 363-386. Kleiber, G. (1984) : Sur la sémantique des descriptions démonstratives, Linguisticae Investigationes VIII-1, 63-85. Kleiber, G. (1986) : Pour une explication du paradoxe de la reprise immédiate, Langue française 72, 54-79. Kleiber, G. (1987) : L énigme du Vintimille ou les déterminants «à quai», Langue française 75, 107-121. Kleiber, G. (1991) : Sur les emplois anaphiriques et situationnels de l article défini et de l adjectif démonstratif, D.Kremer (ed.) Actes du XVIII e congrès international de linguistique et de pholologie romanes, tome II. Tübingen, Niemeyer, 294-307. Kripke, S.A. (1972) : Naming and Necessity, Oxford, B.Blackwell & Harvard University Press. ( ) Milner, J.-C. (1976) : Réflections sur la réféfence, Langue française 30, 63-73. Reichman, R. : (1978) Conversational coherency, Cognitive Science 2, 283-327. Reinhart, T. : (1983) Anaphora and Semantic Interpretation, Worcester, Croom Helm. Sueur, J.-P. (1990) : Sur la syntaxe du récit oral, Lingvisticae Investigationes XIV-1, 95-148. Toole, J. (1996) : The effect of genre on referential choice, in T. Fretheim & J. K. Gundel (eds.), 263-290. (1989) : le N ce N 23 25-39. - 10 -

(1996) :, vol. 3, No.3, 38-58. (1986) :, 20, 16-32. (1979) :. (1989) : c est / il est, ce N / le N 23 60-66. - 11 -