LINGUISTIQUE DE LA FORME NOMINALE D’ADRESSE ET SON RÔLE DANS LA MISE EN OEUVRE DE LA RELATION INTERPERSONNELLE DANS LES LETTRES DE MADAME DE SÉVIGNÉ
THE FNA’S LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS AND ITS ROLE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION, OF THE INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP IN THE LETTERS OF MADAME DE SÉVIGNÉ

Summary/Abstract: I propose to analyze the intersubjective relationship in the Letters of the Marquise of Sevigné. It seems interesting to me to see how this relationship is organized in a written corpus envisaged as a remote conversation. To do this, I rely on the analysis of the different nominal forms of addresses (now FNA) that make it possible to identify the different ways of anchoring the co-speaker linguistically in the letters. The FNA build “a directionaly, an oriented referencing, and […] inscribe the apostrophe in a sharing space” (Détrie, 2006: 190). What is their role in epistolary interaction, the specificity of which is to be spatially and temporally deferred? What factors contribute to their choice? What factors contribute to their choice? What interpersonal relationship do they build between the two protagonists designated by I and you?

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