Le Discours Rapporte: Temporalite, Histoire, Memoire Et Patrimoine Discursif

This book brings together studies about reported speech, studies whose organizing principle is time. By virtue of its plasticity, the polysemy of a term allows us to raise questions that touch on issues ranging from the verbal expression of tense in polyphonic discourses to queries about the circulation in memory of the foundational utterances of culture and the legacy of the past.