Presentation
Argumentation et analyse du discours is an electronic journal that offers a focus for exchange to researchers who are today trying to reflect on the relations established between the analysis of discourse, argumentation and rhetoric in the global area of language sciences.
The journal is a biannual publication, written in French by the research group “Analyse du discours, argumentation, rhétorique” (ADARR) of the French department of the Tel-Aviv University.
Latest issue
33 | 2024
Les discours complotistes : quelles solutions pour quels problèmes ?
Conspiracy Theories: What Problems, What Solutions?
Edited by Emmanuelle Danblon and Lucie Donckier de Donceel
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Introduction : Les théories du complot aujourd’hui : quelles solutions pour quels problèmes ? [Full text]Introduction: Conspiracy Theories Today: What Problems, what Solutions? [Full text | translation | en]
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Complot ou incompétence ? Résoudre l’incohérence dans les discours relatifs à la Covid-19 [Full text]Conspiracy or Incompetence? The Resolution of Inconsistencies in Discourses about Covid-19 [Full text | translation | en]
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« Superstition ain’t the way ». L’optimisme du théoricien du complot [Full text | translation | fr]
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Stratégies rhétoriques pour contrer les discours conspirationnistes anti-vax (Covid-19) : la campagne #ThinkBeforeSharing [Full text | translation | fr]
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Critical Thinking and Conspiracy Theories. Towards Rhetorical Virtues [Full text | translation | en]
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Metalepsis Drifts: for a Figurative Reading of Conspiracy Narratives. The Example of Umberto Eco and the Conspiracy Machine [Full text | translation | en]
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Réflexions critiques
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Rhetoric and psychology: the interdisciplinary challenge of conspiracy theories [Full text | translation | en]
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Varia
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Notes on the Western Model of Argumentation through the prism of Chinese Argumentation
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La grande fragmentation. Discours, émotions et polarisation dans la société post-digitale [Full text]The Great Fragmentation. Discourse, Emotions, and Polarization in the Post-digital Society
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Comptes rendus
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