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Three experiments investigated the interpretation and production of pronouns in German. The first two experiments probed the preferred interpretation of a pronoun in contexts containing two potential antecedents by having participants complete a sentence fragment starting either with a personal pronoun or a d-pronoun. We systematically varied three properties of the potential antecedents: syntactic function, linear position, and topicality. The results confirm a subject preference for personal pronouns. The preferred interpretation of d-pronouns cannot be captured by any of the three factors alone. Although a d-pronoun preferentially refers to the non-topic in many cases, this preference can be overridden by the other two factors, linear position and syntactic function. In order to test whether interpretive preferences follow from production biases as proposed by the Bayesian theory of Kehler et al. (2008), a third experiment had participants freely produce a continuation sentence for the contexts of the first two experiments. The results show that personal pronouns are used more often to refer to a subject than to an object, recapitulating the subject preference found for interpretation and thereby confirming the account of Kehler et al. (2008). The interpretation results for the d-pronoun likewise follow from the corresponding production data.
L'auteur sénégalaise Ken Bugul focalise dans son oeuvre surtout des destins féminins. Dans le cas du roman La Folie et la Mort les mouvements des héroïnes se réalisent dans un paysage urbain et rural centralisé par le pouvoir d'un parti unique. En subissant constamment la violence, les deux femmes se métamorphosent. À travers leurs changements intérieurs et extérieurs le récit réalise la mise en scène d'une dictature qui ne laisse guère une lueur d'espoir. Cette conversation propose une lecture qui perçoit l'ouverture d'un discours critique par un tiers espace littéraire, voyant la métamorphose autant comme destruction que comme point de départ.
This introduction outlines new developments in the field of cultural and media memory studies in the wake of the transcultural turn. It pays specific attention to the twofold dynamics of memory’s travel and locatedness. While in recent memory studies discourse there has been a tendency to see travel as the inspiration for innovative research, locatedness has become associated with old-fashioned, bounded approaches. Rather than reproduce the positive charging of travel and negative charging of locatedness, this special issue aims to emphasise the complexity of memory dynamics resulting from the interaction of the two poles and to make visible that the production, (re)mediation, and reception of the past in the present is constituted by both travel and locatedness.
The medium of videogames has not been sufficiently explored by narratologists yet. However, this medium has unique challenges to offer to any narratologists. In this paper, I will explain what challenges narratology has to face when analyzing an avatar: how can a story be told if the person who the story is told to controls the protagonist? To answer this question, it is important to be able to analyze this avatar first. To this end, I will point out unique characteristics of videogame characters. After establishing those, I will suggest ways to analyze the avatar on a narratological basis as a ground work towards answering the previous, big question of narratology in the medium of videogames.
Cette communication a pour but de révéler l'implication du personnage dans des discours hégémoniques qui mettent en scène une société de la diversité par une apparente absence de la ligne de couleur. Deux générations seront confrontées existentiellement- et ontologiquement avec des imaginaires interchangeables autour de la notion de « Noir de France ». Les deux romans Blues pour Élise (2010) et Ces âmes chagrines (2011) offrent un parallélisme dans leur description similaire, tant sur le plan diachronique que dans la variation des significations des points de vue.