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    <subfield code="a">Violence verbale dans les conversations t&#xE9;l&#xE9;phoniques entre chefs de guerre en Bosnie&#xA0;: la parole au service de la violence de masse</subfield>
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    <subfield code="a">Nous proposons de traiter de cette forme particuli&#xE8;re d&#x2019;interactions qu&#x2019;est la violence verbale, &#xE0; partir d&#x2019;un corpus constitu&#xE9; de transcriptions de conversations t&#xE9;l&#xE9;phoniques, intercept&#xE9;es lors du conflit yougoslave entre ses principaux protagonistes&#xA0;: Radovan Karad&#x17E;i&#x107; (ex-pr&#xE9;sident de la R&#xE9;publique Serbe de Bosnie, r&#xE9;cemment livr&#xE9; au Tribunal P&#xE9;nal International), Ratko Mladi&#x107; (commandant des forces arm&#xE9;es serbes en Bosnie, toujours en fuite), Slobodan Milo&#x161;evi&#x107; (ancien pr&#xE9;sident serbe et yougoslave, d&#xE9;c&#xE9;d&#xE9; &#xE0; la prison de La Haye en&#xA0;2006) et quelques autres personnages importants de ce conflit.Les conversations datent de&#xA0;1992&#xA0;(d&#xE9;but de la guerre en Bosnie), mais elles ont &#xE9;t&#xE9; rendues publiques dans l&#x2019;ouvrage du Comit&#xE9; d&#x2019;Helsinki pour les droits de l&#x2019;homme Milo&#x161;evi&#x107; vs Jugoslavija, paru &#xE0; Belgrade, en&#xA0;2004. De l&#x2019;ensemble des mat&#xE9;riaux, nous avons extrait six corpus (863&#xA0;tours de parole) que nous proposons d&#x2019;analyser en linguiste, du point de vue de la pragmatique, en tenant compte du contexte social de production des &#xE9;nonc&#xE9;s. Une attention particuli&#xE8;re sera port&#xE9;e aux actes de parole fortement empreints de violence verbale observables dans ce corpus&#xA0;: la menace et la disqualification, comme moteurs de la mise en place d&#x2019;actes de guerre, de crimes contre l&#x2019;humanit&#xE9; et de g&#xE9;nocide.Notre objectif est de montrer le r&#xF4;le et la fonction de la parole en actes dans l&#x2019;organisation et la justification directe ou indirecte de la violence physique de masse.</subfield>
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    <subfield code="a">Violence on the phone&#xA0;: war criminals interacting to enforce mass aggression during the Bosnian conflictRudeness may work as a very pervasive kind of violence, as we shall see by analyzing various corpora of war leaders interacting on the phone to give orders during the Bosnian conflict in Yougoslavia. Radovan Karad&#x17E;i&#x107;, former president of the Serbian Republic (recently handed over to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, The Hague), Ratko Mladi&#x107; (formerly in command of the Serbian Federal Army in Bosnia, still on the run), Slobodan Milo&#x161;evi&#x107; (former president of Serbia &amp;amp; Yougoslavia, who died in jail at the Hague) and some other major characters of the Bosnian conflict.The telephone calls took place in&#xA0;1992, at the start of the Bosnian war, but they have been made available recently, in a book published by the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights Milo&#x161;evi&#x107; vs Jugoslavija, published in Belgrade in&#xA0;2004. We picked&#xA0;6&#xA0;samples (863&#xA0;speech turns) out of the vast quantity of material available. We shall analyze these interactions from a pragmatic standpoint, taking into account the social settings of utterances according to overt and covert hierarchies. Above all, we&#x2019;ll focus on speech acts strongly fraught with rudeness, with a high potential of covert violence and overt infringement of roles and status between speakers involved in warfare&#xA0;: threats and disqualification to trigger acts of war, crimes against humanity and genocide.We aim to highlight the intricate interplay of potential and actual violence through the specific category of rude speech, in both launching and legitimizing violent acts against civilian populations in a context of warfare.</subfield>
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    <subfield code="n">Langage et soci&#xE9;t&#xE9; | 132 | 2 | 2010-07-23 | p. 117-132 | 0181-4095</subfield>
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