法国医学备忘录:主题、语言、功能

Q1 Social Sciences
N. M. Dugalich, Y. Ebzeeva
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本研究涉及法语备忘录多码文本中与医学话语相关的视觉和语言元素的组织和内容。备忘录与医学话语的联系是通过其主题、视觉元素中的医学符号以及书面内容中的医学术语建立起来的。它还涉及在图像和文字层面描绘医生之间、医生与患者之间以及护理人员与患者之间的交流场景。这项研究的新颖之处在于其双重方法:首先,它将法文备忘录作为语言分析的对象进行研究;其次,它将备忘录作为医疗话语中的一种多码文本体裁进行探索。研究材料包括 100 篇以医学主题为中心的法文备忘录,这些备忘录是从互联网上连续抽样获得的。研究结果表明,与医学话语相关的备忘录是动态的、病毒式的、不拘一格的文本,包含了机构医学话语的独特元素。从主题上看,备忘录涵盖了各种医学主题,并涉及法国普遍存在的社会问题。要解读作者在meme背后的意图,需要逐层研究如何通过多码文本来表达这一想法,以及了解为文本提供信息的社会文化背景,这需要接受者具备预设知识。通过分析发现,在语言部分观察到的语言文化特征包括在语音和词汇层面使用语言游戏,在医患交流语境中包含口语和俚语词汇以及情感表达,以及使用拼音拼写。法国医学备忘录中的多码文本的视觉部分的特点是融入了文明现象的元素,如国家政治人物、电影主角和全球知名演员。分析表明,医学备忘录具有多种功能,包括喜剧、信息、补偿和褒义作用。这篇文章是一项范围更广的研究的一部分,该研究考察了医学话语中的多码文本,涉及多种体裁,包括俄语、法语、英语、汉语和阿拉伯语中的备忘录、医疗海报和去动机。
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French medical memes: Themes, language, functions
The study concerns the organisation and content of both the visual and verbal elements within the polycode text of French-language memes that pertain to medical discourse. The meme’s connection to medical discourse is established through its subject matter, the incorporation of medical symbols in its visual elements, and the inclusion of medical terminology in its written content. It also involves depicting communication scenarios between doctors, between doctors and patients, and between nursing staff and patients at both the image and text levels. The study’s novelty lies in its dual approach: firstly, it examines French memes as subjects for linguistic analysis, and secondly, it explores them as a genre of polycode text within medical discourse. The research material comprises 100 French memes centred on medical themes, obtained through continuous sampling from the internet. Study results revealed that memes pertaining to medical discourse are dynamic, viral, and eclectic texts that encapsulate the distinctive elements of institutional medical discourse. Thematically, the meme encompasses various medical topics and addresses social issues prevalent in France. Deciphering the author’s intention behind the meme relies on a layer-by-layer examination of how the idea is expressed through the polycode text, as well as an understanding of the sociocultural context that informs the text, which requires presuppositional knowledge on the part of the recipient. Linguo-cultural characteristics observed in the verbal component, as identified through the analysis, include the use of language play at phonetic and lexical levels, inclusion of colloquial and slang vocabulary alongside emotionally charged expressions within doctor-patient communication contexts, and the utilisation of phonetic spelling. The visual component of the polycode text in French medical memes is distinguished by the incorporation of elements from civilisational phenomena, such as political figures from the country, film protagonists, and globally recognised actors. The analysis revealed that the meme serves various functions including comedic, informative, compensatory, and appellative roles. The article constitutes a segment of a broader study examining polycode texts within medical discourse across multiple genres including memes, medical posters, and demotivators in languages such as Russian, French, English, Chinese, and Arabic.
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Training, Language and Culture
Training, Language and Culture Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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