Dialogism and Linguistic Polyphony

The book presents the theory of polyphony introduced by M. Bakhtin, after it was applied only on literary texts, specifically Dostoyevsky's, O. Ducrot approached this theory in a different way by distinguishing between three key concepts: the posed, the presupposed and the implied. First called "Dialogism", plolyphony could finally be put into analysis of any kind of everyday statements.

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Abderrahmane Talibi, estudiante de doctorado investigador en ciencias del lenguaje, afiliado al laboratorio de investigación sobre lenguas y comunicación.