Marseille, a port city since 600 B.C., has offered over the centuries refuge to immigrants coming from Italy, North Africa, etc. However, it is in the middle of the 19th century that the waves of migration are more intensive. Among these is the internal migration of the Corsicans to the continent, especially to Marseille. Our analysis of two videos filmed forty years apart, witch is based on lexical, semantic and argumentative parameters, shows how this internal migration is presented as an enhancement of Corsicans identity.
La migration corse à Marseille : valorisation discursive d'une identité
Francoise Ghislaine Favart
2019-01-01
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Marseille, a port city since 600 B.C., has offered over the centuries refuge to immigrants coming from Italy, North Africa, etc. However, it is in the middle of the 19th century that the waves of migration are more intensive. Among these is the internal migration of the Corsicans to the continent, especially to Marseille. Our analysis of two videos filmed forty years apart, witch is based on lexical, semantic and argumentative parameters, shows how this internal migration is presented as an enhancement of Corsicans identity.File in questo prodotto:
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