Vocabulary of irritation in the speech of eastern Morocco (Case of Jerada and Ain Béni Mathar)
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https://doi.org/10.25267/AAM.2019.i26.20Info
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- Francés Francés (MA) Direction Provinciale du Ministère de l’Éducation Nationale, de la Formation Professionnelle, de l’Enseignement Supérieur et la Recherche Scientifique - Oujda Angad
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«Vocabulary of irritation in the speech of eastern Morocco (Case of Jerada and Ain Béni Mathar)». In this communication, proposed in French, we will examine the metamorphosis of the lexicon in the speaking of the eastern region of Morocco; in this case that of the inhabitants of the cities of Jerada and Ain Beni Mathar. Their speech in passing from a situation of ordinary communication to a tense situation, completely changes of register. The terms used are no longer the same; hence the choice of the expression lexical metamorphosis. Semantically charged terms and expressions convey the speaker's fury and distress. In this language of depreciative value, the discourse is woven in terms of metaphors and allegories. It is, also, accompanied by gestures, and is punctuated by tones and intonations that faithfully translate the feeling of rage that invades the speaker.
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