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Figure6.2. ExtractfromtheAICHmicro-thesaurusofPeru'sadministrativeregions-
micro-thesauruscompiledbyV.Legrand[LEG11a]
In a third sub-sequence , the analyst may, if he so desires, freely describe the
more specific administrative place which serves to locate the knowledge object
thematized in an audiovisual text. For the corpora identified, we have identified a
particular type of administrative places represented by the conceptual term
[Commune]. If the analyst so wishes, he may freely enter the name of the commune,
provide an additional summary presentation of it, and then classify it using a small
micro-thesaurus containing a whole series of culturally diverse types of communes
(<Borough>, <Lieu-dit>, <City>, <Village>, <Hamlet>, <Agricultural commune>,
etc.).
We can see that the succession of these three sub-sequences defining the
structure of the so-called geopolitical location by country is motivated by the
movement from global to local : from a global location of the knowledge object
thematized in an audiovisual text to its local and more circumscribed location . More
specifically, this means that the first sub-sequence is pre-supposed for the second
and third. In order to specify an administrative territory and/or a commune, the
analyst first has to specify the country.
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