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This textual analysis of the 22 « fables de La Fontaine » that make up Book One of his 1668 selected Fables follows the order in which they occur in the collection so as to preserve the author’s intention. The analysis of each fable is presented alongside the text itself...
The year 2013 marks the centenary of the death of Ferdinand de Saussure and thus offers a strong symbolic opportunity for evaluating the future prospects of linguistics....
This semantic and syntactical study sheds new light on partitive constructions in French, describing a prepositional micro-system that structures partitive configurations, offering also a hypothesis of how prepositional configurations in French ...
Ferdinand de Saussure is the most frequently cited linguist of the twentieth century, but his work remains poorly understood. The contributions to this project demonstrate the profound coherence of Saussure's general linguistic theory...
French collective nouns, such as bouquet, comité, bourgeoisie, équipe, meute, present a singular form conveying plurality, expressed in their semantic and distributional programmes...
Espace, temps, prépositions is a basic spatial-temporal ontology, resulting from works on mereotopology and reference frames, defining the basic semantics of spatial, temporal and spatial-temporal prepositions in French. Tijana Asic analyzes the...
The great lexicographer Pierre Larousse praised Charles Nodier’s dictionary of onomatopoeias as a « masterpiece of modern linguistics », noting its interest and erudition. Nodier explains in his preface that onomatopoeias are the source for all...
As a collective system, language does not have the consistency that theoreticians used to credit it with: the system varies from one speaker to another. It is only possible to regain this ideal by focussing on an individual. By studying the linguistic...
The supposedly frivolous court of the Second Empire did actually care about spelling. Mérimée's famously difficult - and seemingly gratuitous and incoherent - dictation was more than a complicated game. It served to demonstrate that there could be no...
The Moravian intellectual Jan Amos Komensky better known as Comenius, published his Linguarum methodus novissima in 1648. In it he reveals his method of teaching and learning language. Astonishingly, this treatise bears all the characteristics of a...