Abstract

This article was retracted on 16 October 2019.

May 1968 was one of the most important events in French after the Second World War. The movement began on 3 may by the students and was able to invite other groups until June 1968. It was marked by the action of May 13, 1968, which involves workers to participate in events with students. Success cannot be done without the pamphlets as a means of communication to invite and mobilize the community to carry out the demonstration and general strike. Yet, in the making of pamphlets we should take care of the choice of words and sentences due to space limitations. Using qualitative methods and literature study techniques, this article describes the sentential structure of calls to the corpus of action to pamphlets, based on Querler‘s theory of sentence structure (1994). The freedom of the authors towards space limitations led to structural differences in each pamphlet becoming corpus. However, the use of optional expansion, the compilation of sentences and the use of punctuation significantly facilitated two groups of society in the action of May 13, 1968 to understand the reasons for and the objectives of the action to implement.

Keywords

Leaflet, choice of words, spatial limits

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