Review. De la syntaxe a l'interpretation. Quantites, insultes, exclamations. Milner, Jean-Claude

George, Ken

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“…The traditional view is that du-and des-articles we see in (4-5) are portmanteau forms of the element de we see in (1) and (3) and the definite determiner le (SG) and les (PL). This is also supported by Milner (1978), who was the first to separate between quantitative, partitive and genitive en 9 . The question is then how to define the element de and the article le/ les.…”

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“…It is important to point out that the element de in the quantitative structures is the same as the one in the indefinite structures. This was also proposed byMilner (1978), but in his analysis de is merged above the definite article le/les.…”

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“…Given that adjectives agree with the head noun, φ-features need to derive from some source. If we claim that en does not contain any φfeatures, one possibility would be to assume that the inflection on stranded adjectives emanate from another source like an empty category, that is, some kind of pro, along the lines of Milner (1978), that enters the numeration with valued φ-features: such a view, pro would stand in for at least the head noun. However, I will abandon this idea on two grounds: Firstly, it is hard to prove the existence of such a hidden pronominal.…”

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“…This paper provides a new take at indefinite/quantitative en ‐cliticization in French. Ever since Ruwet (1970), Kayne (1975) and Milner (1978), it has been well known in the generative literature that French has a special kind of clitic pronoun called en , similar to ne in Italian and en in Catalan. However, the syntactic status of indefinite/quantitative clitics such as en is far from clear.…”

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“…The quantitative en inMilner (1978) also includes the indefinite structures introduced by des and du, although these are rarely quantitative.10 The reason for this comes from the diachronic development of the partitive article(Carlier 2007), namely that the desÀ/du-form of indefinites (4-5) are often morphophonologically identical to other desÀ/du-forms which en targets, such as applicatives (indirect objects) (i), genitives (ii) and bare partitives (iii):…”

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A HYBRID ANALYSIS OF THE FRENCH PRONOUN EN*

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This paper puts forward a novel account of the clitic pronoun en in French. It is shown that previous analyses cannot account for the rich nominal structure involved in en‐pronominalization, in particular structures with stranded DP‐internal remnants. The analysis proposed sees en‐pronominalization as a hybrid between pronominalization and ellipsis, which includes DP‐internal focus movement for the stranded remnants. It will be argued that en itself is best analyzed as being derived from an nP within the DP, even when it seemingly pronominalizes the entire DP. Following Cinque (2010), the analysis presented here also assumes that only modifiers of the indirect kind can be stranded by en‐pronominalization.

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Cavitation-jet deinking: A new technology for deinking of recovered paper

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Correspondencias traductológicas y sintácticas del pronombre en en castellano y su aplicación en la didáctica del FLE

Arévalo Benito

2023

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El pronombre en supone un reto para cualquier docente de francés como lengua extranjera (FLE) en un entorno hispanohablante, sobre todo por la falta de correspondencia entre el español (lengua de partida) y el francés (lengua de llegada). Comenzamos con un análisis contrastivo de las funciones sintácticas de en en francés y en español. A continuación, señalamos las equivalencias traductológicas de este pronombre en español. Concluimos con una propuesta didáctica para el curso de FLE. Utilizaremos textos literarios para establecer un análisis contrastivo traductológico y sintáctico de este pronombre en contexto. De este modo, una mejor comprensión del funcionamiento del pronombre en redundará en una mejora de su adquisición. Le pronom en constitue un défi pour tout enseignant de français langue étrangère (FLE) en milieu hispanophone surtout à cause du manque de correspondance entre l’espagnol (langue source) et le français (langue cible). Nous analysons, d’abord, de façon contrastive les fonctions syntactiques du en en français et en espagnol. Après, nous signalons les équivalences traductologiques de ce pronom en espagnol. Nous terminons avec une proposition didactique pour le cours de FLE. Nous nous servirons des textes littéraires pour établir une analyse contrastive traductologique et syntactique de ce pronom en contexte. Ainsi, une meilleure compréhension du fonctionnement du pronom en, emmènera à une amélioration dans son acquisition.

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Review. De la syntaxe a l'interpretation. Quantites, insultes, exclamations. Milner, Jean-Claude

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A HYBRID ANALYSIS OF THE FRENCH PRONOUN EN*

A HYBRID ANALYSIS OF THE FRENCH PRONOUN EN*

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Correspondencias traductológicas y sintácticas del pronombre en en castellano y su aplicación en la didáctica del FLE

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