Historical and Sociolinguistic Approaches to French
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Historical and Sociolinguistic Approaches to French
Walsh, Olivia; McLaughlin, Mairi; Carruthers, Janice
Oxford University Press
05/2024
480
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Inglês
9780192894366
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1: Janice Carruthers, Mairi McLaughlin, and Olivia Walsh: New directions in the history and sociolinguistics of French
2: Thomas Rainsford: Proclisis and enclisis in early Gallo-Romance: Evidence from sandhi phenomena
3: Sophie Marnette: The grammar(s) of reported discourse in medieval French literature
4: Sophie Prevost: The evolution of the syntax of the subject in French and factors of variation
5: Bernard Combettes: The evolution of 'background' from Middle to pre-Classical French
6: Mairi McLaughlin: Women and language in the Journal de la langue francoise (1784-1795)
7: Helena Sanson: The French language and eighteenth-century Italian women: Language of vanity or language of scholarship?
8: Jenelle Thomas: The construction of authority and community in French official correspondence from Spanish Louisiana
9: Nicola McLelland: Language authority, language ideologies, and eighteenth-century bilingual lexicographers of French, German and English: Comparing Abel Boyer, Christian Ludwig, and Lewis Chambaud
10: Douglas A. Kibbee: The history of terms for varieties of Gallo-Romance
11: John N. Green and Marie-Anne Hintze: Elision, the neglected link in French phonology
12: Rosalind A. M. Temple: On the rise and fall of modern francais regional in the rural Cote d'Or
13: Olivia Walsh: Attitudes towards the French language: An analysis of the metalanguage used in twentieth-century French language columns
14: Emma Humphries: Comparing the prescriptivism of nineteenth- and twenty-first-century language experts in France
15: Anna Tristram: Attitudes on Twitter towards French inclusive writing
16: Merryn Davies-Deacon: Breton dictionaries and contemporary corpus planning: Vocabulary and purism in the minoritized languages of France
17: Philippe Caron: France and its difficult relationship with foreign languages
18: Janice Carruthers and Micheal B. O Mainnin: Minoritized languages in France and Ireland: Policy, practice, vitality
2: Thomas Rainsford: Proclisis and enclisis in early Gallo-Romance: Evidence from sandhi phenomena
3: Sophie Marnette: The grammar(s) of reported discourse in medieval French literature
4: Sophie Prevost: The evolution of the syntax of the subject in French and factors of variation
5: Bernard Combettes: The evolution of 'background' from Middle to pre-Classical French
6: Mairi McLaughlin: Women and language in the Journal de la langue francoise (1784-1795)
7: Helena Sanson: The French language and eighteenth-century Italian women: Language of vanity or language of scholarship?
8: Jenelle Thomas: The construction of authority and community in French official correspondence from Spanish Louisiana
9: Nicola McLelland: Language authority, language ideologies, and eighteenth-century bilingual lexicographers of French, German and English: Comparing Abel Boyer, Christian Ludwig, and Lewis Chambaud
10: Douglas A. Kibbee: The history of terms for varieties of Gallo-Romance
11: John N. Green and Marie-Anne Hintze: Elision, the neglected link in French phonology
12: Rosalind A. M. Temple: On the rise and fall of modern francais regional in the rural Cote d'Or
13: Olivia Walsh: Attitudes towards the French language: An analysis of the metalanguage used in twentieth-century French language columns
14: Emma Humphries: Comparing the prescriptivism of nineteenth- and twenty-first-century language experts in France
15: Anna Tristram: Attitudes on Twitter towards French inclusive writing
16: Merryn Davies-Deacon: Breton dictionaries and contemporary corpus planning: Vocabulary and purism in the minoritized languages of France
17: Philippe Caron: France and its difficult relationship with foreign languages
18: Janice Carruthers and Micheal B. O Mainnin: Minoritized languages in France and Ireland: Policy, practice, vitality
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1: Janice Carruthers, Mairi McLaughlin, and Olivia Walsh: New directions in the history and sociolinguistics of French
2: Thomas Rainsford: Proclisis and enclisis in early Gallo-Romance: Evidence from sandhi phenomena
3: Sophie Marnette: The grammar(s) of reported discourse in medieval French literature
4: Sophie Prevost: The evolution of the syntax of the subject in French and factors of variation
5: Bernard Combettes: The evolution of 'background' from Middle to pre-Classical French
6: Mairi McLaughlin: Women and language in the Journal de la langue francoise (1784-1795)
7: Helena Sanson: The French language and eighteenth-century Italian women: Language of vanity or language of scholarship?
8: Jenelle Thomas: The construction of authority and community in French official correspondence from Spanish Louisiana
9: Nicola McLelland: Language authority, language ideologies, and eighteenth-century bilingual lexicographers of French, German and English: Comparing Abel Boyer, Christian Ludwig, and Lewis Chambaud
10: Douglas A. Kibbee: The history of terms for varieties of Gallo-Romance
11: John N. Green and Marie-Anne Hintze: Elision, the neglected link in French phonology
12: Rosalind A. M. Temple: On the rise and fall of modern francais regional in the rural Cote d'Or
13: Olivia Walsh: Attitudes towards the French language: An analysis of the metalanguage used in twentieth-century French language columns
14: Emma Humphries: Comparing the prescriptivism of nineteenth- and twenty-first-century language experts in France
15: Anna Tristram: Attitudes on Twitter towards French inclusive writing
16: Merryn Davies-Deacon: Breton dictionaries and contemporary corpus planning: Vocabulary and purism in the minoritized languages of France
17: Philippe Caron: France and its difficult relationship with foreign languages
18: Janice Carruthers and Micheal B. O Mainnin: Minoritized languages in France and Ireland: Policy, practice, vitality
2: Thomas Rainsford: Proclisis and enclisis in early Gallo-Romance: Evidence from sandhi phenomena
3: Sophie Marnette: The grammar(s) of reported discourse in medieval French literature
4: Sophie Prevost: The evolution of the syntax of the subject in French and factors of variation
5: Bernard Combettes: The evolution of 'background' from Middle to pre-Classical French
6: Mairi McLaughlin: Women and language in the Journal de la langue francoise (1784-1795)
7: Helena Sanson: The French language and eighteenth-century Italian women: Language of vanity or language of scholarship?
8: Jenelle Thomas: The construction of authority and community in French official correspondence from Spanish Louisiana
9: Nicola McLelland: Language authority, language ideologies, and eighteenth-century bilingual lexicographers of French, German and English: Comparing Abel Boyer, Christian Ludwig, and Lewis Chambaud
10: Douglas A. Kibbee: The history of terms for varieties of Gallo-Romance
11: John N. Green and Marie-Anne Hintze: Elision, the neglected link in French phonology
12: Rosalind A. M. Temple: On the rise and fall of modern francais regional in the rural Cote d'Or
13: Olivia Walsh: Attitudes towards the French language: An analysis of the metalanguage used in twentieth-century French language columns
14: Emma Humphries: Comparing the prescriptivism of nineteenth- and twenty-first-century language experts in France
15: Anna Tristram: Attitudes on Twitter towards French inclusive writing
16: Merryn Davies-Deacon: Breton dictionaries and contemporary corpus planning: Vocabulary and purism in the minoritized languages of France
17: Philippe Caron: France and its difficult relationship with foreign languages
18: Janice Carruthers and Micheal B. O Mainnin: Minoritized languages in France and Ireland: Policy, practice, vitality
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