International Collaborations
ADARR works closely with the following teams:
CEDITEC
Center for the study of discourse, images, texts, writings & communication of the University of Paris-12, Val de Marne. Primarily focused research work on political discourse (especially through the journal Mots), questions relating to AD and to argumentation, the relationship between AD and literary discourse (with D. Maingueneau).GRAL
Research Group in Rhetoric and Argumentation in Linguistics, ULB. Manager: Emmanuelle Danblon. Installed at the Free University of Brussels, the group aims to reflect in the fields of rhetoric and argumentation in the tradition of the School of Brussels as it was initiated by the work of Chaim Perelman.Do.Ri.F
Le Gruppi di ricerca Do.Ri.F regroupe tous les départements de français d'Italie.ICAR
IICAR (Interactions, corpus, learning, representations), UNR 5191, CNRS/Université Lumière de Lyon 2. The collaboration has been underway for several years through colloquia, meetings and publications in the field of interaction and of argumentation (originally with Catherine Kerbrat-Orecchioni and Christian Plantin).LASELDI
LASELDI Semio-Linguistic, Didactic, Information technology Laboratory, (University of Franche-Comté at Besançon, France). Regular meetings focused the analysis of discourse thanks to the mediation of the journal Semen, (in particular Semen 17, Semen 20, Semen 22) and, shortly, the colloquium "Cluny 40 years on".LINGUISTICS OF UTTERANCE PRODUCTION
(Directrice: Geneviève SALVAN) The "LINGUISTICS OF UTTERANCE PRODUCTION" team (Geneviève SALVAN) from the research center Bases, Corpus, Language at the University of Nice (France) – click "research teams", "Theoretical linguistics" on homepage.NAD
NAD (Discourse Analysis Group) of FALE/UFMG (Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil).R.A.I.C.C
The network for the analysis of contemporary ideologies and cultures, McGill University, Montreal, Canada.Focused on the analysis of discourse and of ideologies, through regular collaboration with Marc Angenot.