Review. Tendances stylistiques dans la prose narrative francaise du XVIe siecle. Lorian, A.

Rickard, P.

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“…Attribuée à Wauchier de Denain.7 Attribuée à Gerbert de Montreuil, auteur du Roman de la violette. 8 Attribué à Raoul de Houdenc, comme La Vengeance Raguidel 9 Melkersson (1992 : 80-81) à la suite deLorian (1973) signale que les binômes figurent rarement dans les dialogues, justifiant ainsi leur basse fréquence dans les deux romans de Raoul de Houdenc, qui sont faits majoritairement de dialogues et discours. G1 contient lui aussi de longs discours directs ; toutefois, près de la moitié des binômes relevés dans G1 (47,7%) figurent dans les répliques des personnages, ce qui indiquerait que ce critère n'est pas aussi important.…”

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Il nostro lessico è diventato “virale”. Il vocabolario dell’emergenza sanitaria, economica e sociale ai tempi della pandemia di COVID-19

Papp

2021

Studia UBB Philologia

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"Our Lexicon Has Gone “Viral.” The Vocabulary of Health, Economic and Social Emergency at the Time of the COVID-19 Pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic is a global public health crisis which has radically changed our lives. Its impact goes far beyond the health sector, affecting all aspects of the society and of our lives, including our vocabulary. Since its outbreak it has led to thousands of newly coined words and expressions (neologisms) both in English and in other languages. This paper explores the linguistic impact of the pandemic on the Hungarian language compared to Italian and English and offers an overview of the most frequent or of the linguistically most interesting Hungarian neologisms and expressions related to Coronavirus (COVID-19). The analysis is performed on a trilingual glossary (Hungarian-Italian-English) created by the author and published on Lexonomy.eu. The glossary was compiled containing those common terms that are important for understanding the COVID-19 pandemic. This study would suggest that the most frequently occurring word formation processes of the Hungarian neologisms related to the pandemic are compounding, syntagms, blending, derivation and semantic extension. Keywords: neologisms, lexical innovation, coroneologisms, borrowing, word formation, coronavirus, linguistic impact of COVID-19, pandemic "

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Il nostro lessico è diventato “virale”. Il vocabolario dell’emergenza sanitaria, economica e sociale ai tempi della pandemia di COVID-19

Papp

2021

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“…The semantic contribution of bare nouns relates to lack of individuation of the NP's referent according to Foulet: 3 Which could be attributed to the archaic natures of the literary genre of the military chronicle; especially for the 16 th French century, known for its elevated style in imitation of antiquity models (see Lorian 1973).…”

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The evolution of bare nouns in the history of French. The view from calibrated corpora

Larrivée,

Goux

2024

J. Fr. Lang. Stud.

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This article investigates the evolution of bare nouns, used without a determiner, through the history of the French language. The loss of bare nouns is charted through calibrated corpora of non-fictional prose texts from the same genres and region, ranging from the 12th to the 19th century. The change is first completed with nouns in subject function, significantly advances with direct objects, and progresses with obliques. The extensive quantitative documentation demonstrates that the change is impacted by the syntactic function of the noun, along the Accessibility Hierarchy. The speculation is examined that the more accessible functions encourage expression of (definite) determiners, thus explaining the pattern of change.

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Binômes et polynômes dans la Chançun d’Willame

Papahagi

2021

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"Binomials and Polynomials in the Chançun d’Willame. The paper explores binomial constructions (a common stylistic feature of all European medieval literatures) in the Old French epic poem Chançun d’Willame (c. 1200). It analyses the frequency, position, internal structure, and degree of variation of this figure in the poem’s two parts, and compares them to binomial constructions in the Song of Roland, and in romances from the same period. The paper shows that, at a micro-level, this stylistic figure is yet another feature distinguishing the two parts of the William poem. In the more archaïc part, binomials are rigid and formulaic, while in the more recent, romance-like part, they are flexible and creative. At the macro-level, binomial constructions are similarly used (often to achieve assonance) in this poem and in Roland, but differently in the romances. Binomials thus belong to the complex system of formal clues that characterise a medieval “genre”. Keywords: binomial constructions, Chançun d’Willame, medieval epic, chanson de geste, assonance "

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Review. Tendances stylistiques dans la prose narrative francaise du XVIe siecle. Lorian, A.

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Il nostro lessico è diventato “virale”. Il vocabolario dell’emergenza sanitaria, economica e sociale ai tempi della pandemia di COVID-19

Il nostro lessico è diventato “virale”. Il vocabolario dell’emergenza sanitaria, economica e sociale ai tempi della pandemia di COVID-19

The evolution of bare nouns in the history of French. The view from calibrated corpora

Binômes et polynômes dans la Chançun d’Willame

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