Pragmatics study of the doctor-patient relationship through authentical oral data

This study focuses on oral data of DECLICS2016 corpus, centered on doctors-patients health consultations. We propose an analysis into two steps. On one hand, we explore a corpus of six consultations in several health areas of C.H.U to take into account interactional balance and the uses of conversational regulation, argumentative markers to be contrasted between the patient's vs the doctor's roles. Secondly, on the other hand, based on the first exploratory study, is studied a sequence with the tools of hierarchic and functional theory an interlocutory logic principles. Our study shows that doctor have to negotiate his own intention of make diagnostic truth in front of experiential view developed by the patient.