Dialogisme et argumentativité : le cas de la « une » dans la presse écrite ivoirienne
Dialogism and argumentativity: the case of the headlines of the written press in Ivory Coast

Summary/Abstract: The reflection starts from the observation that the title to the "one" offers a particular configuration in which several speeches but also several voices interact. She questions the modalities of staging this plurivocity and its argumentative implications. These interrogations make it possible to establish that the "one" of the written press offers a discourse marked by the enunciative heterogeneity likely to be described from the notions of polyphony and dialogism inherited from Bakhtine, from the linguistics of the speech, all in a rhetorical-argumentative perspective. The work posits that this multiplicity of voices that animate this discursive framework responds to a desire for persuasion and is an argumentative strategy of the reporter speaker engaged in the battle for the interpretation of the news.

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