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Titre Le passé simple subjectivisé
Auteur Henning Nolke, Michel Olsen
Mir@bel Revue Langue française
Numéro no 138, mai 2003 Temps et co(n)texte, sous la direction de Jacques Bres
Page 75-85
Résumé anglais The french passé simple subjectivized Since Emile Benveniste, the French passé simple has largely been considered as a purely objective tense as opposed to the subjective imparfait. A study of literary examples reveals however that this form is likely to generate subjective interpretations in contexts where another mind (a guide person) is already present. A linguistic polyphonic description shows that this is what should be expected from this tense's linguistic properties. Our combined literary and linguistic analysis is outlined on a text from Madame Bovary.
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