2014
DOI: 10.1515/roma.64.6
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Langue écrite et langue parlée1 pendant la Première Guerre mondiale : enjeux et perspectives

Abstract: The First World War (1914)(1915)(1916)(1917)(1918) has often been seen by historians of the French Language as a dividing line, raising the question of the coincidence between language change and historical change. One of the questions, e. g., is if the First World War was the moment when the use of dialects entered a phase of serious decline, as the soldiers sent to the front lines had to adopt French as a vehicular language. Picturesque aspects were also developed around the war by a significant amount of li… Show more

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“…une étude consacrée à la dichotomie langue parlée/langue écrite pendant la Première Guerre mondiale (Roynette et al 2013), qui renvoie au travail de Bonnier sur les lettres de soldats (Bonnier 1891c ;cf. chap.…”
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“…une étude consacrée à la dichotomie langue parlée/langue écrite pendant la Première Guerre mondiale (Roynette et al 2013), qui renvoie au travail de Bonnier sur les lettres de soldats (Bonnier 1891c ;cf. chap.…”
Section: Remarques Liminairesunclassified