Analyse d'un discours androcentrique: La Pornocratie ou Les femmes dans les temps modernes, de Pierre Joseph Proudhon

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  • Barbara Kaltz Université Lyon II

Abstract

L'auteur se propose d'étudier la dimension langagière du discours proudhonien sur la question de la femme, notamment dans son ouvrage posthume La Pornocratie. Quelques éléments d'information sur les conditions de production de ce discours sont rassemblés à la suite d'une reconstruction de ses antécédents. Dans l'étude proprement dite de l'ouvrage, l'accent est mis sur les différentes "stratégies discursives" (recours aux métaphores, aux oppositions sémantiques, à l'identification de termes non équivalents, entre autres). Ces stratégies, intégrées dans un ensemble de "registres" alternants (scientifique, polémique, lyrique), expliquent l'intensité du discours proudhonien sur la femme.

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Published

1984-10-01

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 1 (1984)

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Original Research

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