Course title: Pratiques de nomination dans le discours médiatique
The course fits within the general educational objectives of the LM37/38, particularly regarding the acquisition of textual analysis skills applied to media communication in French.
The course has a value of 9 CFU for LM 37/38, including the lettorati and theory module.
Lettorato modules: LM 37-38 I year- Recherche documentaire (Prof. Nagot), Analyse de la presse (Prof. Bianchini), LM 37-38 II year- Analyse de la presse francophone (Prof. Bianchini), Introduction à l'audiovisuel (Prof. Nagot).
All information about the lettorato is available at https://lingue.unige.it/node/1007
The teaching has a value of 6 CFU for LM94, including the modulo teorico only.
At the end of the course, the students will have acquired deep knowledge and expertise in the field of French discourse analysis, both in terms of meta-linguistic analysis tools and thematic aspects, including different media languages.
Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:
- explain the concepts of event, discursive moment, lexical-discursive profile;
- understand the functioning of a journalistic hypertext;
- identify the mechanisms of event naming peculiar to media language, with reference to the language of the press;
- analyse the dynamics of event naming in journalistic texts through the tools of French-style discourse analysis (AD).
The students will also have enhanced their skills in the areas of critical thinking and team working.
C1 level of the Common European Framework
Lectures in the classroom, group work (analysis of cases, preparation of presentations and exposés) and debate in the classroom, consolidation activities via Aulaweb. Students who have duly registered a certification of disability, DSA or other special educational needs are advised to contact both the contact person Prof. Sara Dickinson (sara.dickinson@unige.it) and the lecturer [or teacher] at the beginning of the course, in order to agree on teaching and examination methods that, while respecting the teaching objectives, take into account individual learning methods and provide suitable compensatory tools.
For non-attending students, in-depth preparation of the text Sophie Moirand, Les Discours de la Presse quotidienne. Observer, analyser, comprendre, Paris, PUF, "Linguistique nouvelle," 2007 and Marie Veniard, La nomination des événements dans la presse : Essai de sémantique discursive, Presses Universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2013.
This course presents an overview of the tools of discourse analysis in the field of media communication. Journalistic communication in the French language will be addressed, with reference to event naming strategies and lexical-discursive profiles in media texts. Discourse analysis will be explored through the tools of corpus linguistics.
Main topics:
- fundamentals of French-style discourse analysis;
- argumentative and rhetorical strategies in media discourse;
- the notions of event, discursive moment;
-the lexical-discursive approach and naming processes;
- linguistic analysis of media discourse and the notion of hyperstructure-elements of hyperstructure analysis.
Patrick Charaudeau, La manipulation de la vérité, Paris, Lambert-Lucas, 2020.
Sophie Moirand, Les Discours de la Presse quotidienne. Observer, analyser, comprendre, Paris, PUF, "Linguistique nouvelle," 2007.
Marie Veniard, La nomination des événements dans la presse : Essai de sémantique discursive, Presses Universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2013.
Lettorato information is available at https://lingue.unige.it/node/1007
Ricevimento: See the URL https://rubrica.unige.it/personale/VUZBWFtq Voir la page personnelle du professeur: https://rubrica.unige.it/personale/VUZBWFtq
MICAELA ROSSI (President)
STEFANO VICARI
I semester 2024-25.
The lettorato is annual - see the teaching's Aulaweb for information.
FRENCH LANGUAGE I
Lettorato LM 37-38 I year- Recherche documentaire (Prof. Nagot), Analyse de la presse (Prof. Bianchini), Latorato LM 37-38 II year- Analyse de la presse francophone (Prof. Bianchini), Introduction à l'audiovisuel (Prof. Nagot). The detailed schedule of the lettorati is available at https://lingue.unige.it/node/1007
For the modulo teorico, the exam will consist of an oral interview after preparation of a dossier, which will focus on text analysis skills acquired during the course. Skills acquired in media discourse analysis through the analysis of authentic texts and skills in oral expression in French will then be considered. Evaluation in thirtieths.
The test related to the modulo teorico aims to verify the acquisition of fundamental knowledge regarding the discipline of French-style discourse analysis and the ability to apply it to the concrete analysis of one or more media texts.
The tests related to the lettorati are intended to verify the acquisition of skills in comprehension and production of complex texts in French at the C1-C2 level.
