"Acteddu" Or the Sung Deprecation
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Our paper will focus on a particular type of song called “acteddu” or “aserqes”, practiced on the regions of Kabylia. This song, intended particularly for babies or less frequently for young children, is distinguished from the other types of songs by two features: the communication situation in which it takes place and the linguistic content.
A work based on the theory of speech acts and that of interactions describes this situation in which the mother plays with her baby by making him jump.
We will try to show that acteddu works differently compared to other types of songs. To do this, we will start by defining it, then we will specify the nature of the corpus and finally we will elucidate the theoretical tools to be used before considering the analysis of the texts.
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