Représentations sociales et porosité de la grammaire prescriptive française à Mboma. L’actualité de la sémantaxe manessienne

Abstract

This dissertation entitled Social representations and porosity of French prescriptive grammar in the district of Mboma. Current Manessian semantaxe view, uses a rural ecology to highlight the close relationship between social representations and the flexibility of traditional French grammar. It is an exhibition of the beautiful painting of Molière's language in the district of Mboma. The different tools used for analysis revealed that through the forces stemming from the environment, Parisian French is porous and is enriched by new semantic loads in Mboma, which confirms the topicality of the semantactic hypothesis of Gabriel Manessy. This dissertation is divided into three parts. The first part deals with the theoretical and conceptual approach of the study. In this part, key terms as well as other terms related to the work are discussed. The reference theory is also presented. The second part deals with methodological and operational frameworks. At this level, the general methodology of the study is presented while justifying the research tools chosen. This part ends with the analytical presentation of findings, the interpretation of these findings and the verification of the initial hypotheses. The third and last part of the study is a review of some related standpoints in favour of the enrichment of French in the Francophonie. The porosity of French having been proven, this third part also suggests ways to better teach French as a second language in French speaking Africa.