2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0388-0001(01)00015-8
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Variable deletion of French ne: a cross-stylistic perspective

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“…The former ones are conducted and recorded by the researcher himself, whereas the latter ones are structured and recorded by the speakers without the researcher. Probably, Armstrong's (2002) results are only decisive for very young speakers under similar conditions (the only difference between the interview settings is the absence/presence of the researcher). Facing these contradictory results, the influence of the communication situation requires a subtle reconsideration.…”
Section: Type C) Qui çA/celamentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The former ones are conducted and recorded by the researcher himself, whereas the latter ones are structured and recorded by the speakers without the researcher. Probably, Armstrong's (2002) results are only decisive for very young speakers under similar conditions (the only difference between the interview settings is the absence/presence of the researcher). Facing these contradictory results, the influence of the communication situation requires a subtle reconsideration.…”
Section: Type C) Qui çA/celamentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Ashby 1976, 2001, Armstrong 2002, Armstrong/Smith, 2002Coveney, 2002;Hansen/Malderez, 2004;Dufter/Stark, 2008). Diagram 1 sums up, in top down order starting with the most recent 2 study, the overall ne-realization found in previous corpus analyses during the last five decades.…”
Section: Diagram 1 Previous Corpus Studies: Ne-realization In Percentmentioning
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“…Depuis quatre décennies, la sociolinguistique a conceptualisé cette hétérogénéité fondamentale des langues sous la forme de variables sociolinguistiques, qui permettent au locuteur de dire la même chose avec des variantes de valeur sociale et stylistique différentes (Labov, 1972). Par exemple, la réalisation optionnelle du premier élément de la négation en français (je (ne) viens pas demain) (Armstrong, 2002) ou le fait de prononcer ou non certaines liaisons (De Jong, 1994) sont des variables sociolinguistiques bien décrites du français.…”
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