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Anne Carlier / Michèle Goyens / Béatrice Lamiroy (edd.), Le français en diachronie. Nouveaux objets et méthodes (Sciences pour la communication, 117), Bern, Lang, 2015, vii + 460 p
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In: Bergeron-Maguire, Myriam (2017). Anne Carlier / Michèle Goyens / Béatrice Lamiroy (edd.), Le français en diachronie. Nouveaux objets et méthodes (Sciences pour la communication, 117), Bern, Lang, 2015, vii + 460 p. Zeitschrift für romanische Philologie, 133(4):1220-1224. (2017)
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Literaturwissenschaftliches Schreiben zwischen Mimesis und Abstraktion: Von Jean Leclerc zu Peter Szondi und Roland Barthes
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In: Zanetti, Sandro (2015). Literaturwissenschaftliches Schreiben zwischen Mimesis und Abstraktion: Von Jean Leclerc zu Peter Szondi und Roland Barthes. Internationales Archiv für Sozialgeschichte der deutschen Literatur, 40(2):348-373. (2015)
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Une intention de salut: essais sur la poésie française moderne
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In: Labarthe, P (2014). Une intention de salut: essais sur la poésie française moderne. French Studies, 68(1):137-138. (2014)
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Pragmatic implications of head and dependent marking
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In: Viti, Carlotta (2009). Pragmatic implications of head and dependent marking. Folia Linguistica, 43(2):463-485. (2009)
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Abstract:
Head marking and dependent marking are considered to be major parameters of syntactic diversity, and are traditionally related to the geographical distribution of languages. Some areas such as Standard Average European favor dependent marking, while head marking is preferred in the New World. However, head and dependent marking may also occur in the same language, either in different domains of grammar or - more interestingly - in competing constructions that are used to convey the same propositional content. In Italian, for example, the choice of head or dependent marking is strongly conditioned by pragmatic factors. Head marking mainly expresses topical information, while the focus is usually conveyed by dependent marking. Moreover, head marking is preferably used in the spoken informal language, while dependent marking prevails in the written formal register. This indicates that structurally different language types may be similar in the organization of pragmatic information
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Keyword:
142-005; 410 Linguistics; 440 French & related languages; 450 Italian; 460 Spanish & Portuguese languages; 470 Latin & Italic languages; 800 Literature; dependent marking; focus; head marking; Italian; rhetoric & criticism; Romanian & related languages; spoken language; topic
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URL: https://doi.org/10.5167/uzh-154960
https://www.zora.uzh.ch/id/eprint/154960/
https://doi.org/10.1515/flin.2009.013
https://www.zora.uzh.ch/id/eprint/154960/1/ZORA_NL_154960.pdf
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Zwischen Literaturwissenschaft und Theologie – Christi leiden in Einer Vision Geschaut
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In: Prica, A (2006). Zwischen Literaturwissenschaft und Theologie – Christi leiden in Einer Vision Geschaut. Neophilologus, 90(1):53-75. (2006)
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Review: Samuel Beckett & Compagnie
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In: Hunkeler, T (2004). Review: Samuel Beckett & Compagnie. French Studies, 58(3):442-443. (2004)
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Are Measured Differences Between the Formants of Men, Women and Children Due to F0 Differences?
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In: Maurer, Dieter; Cook, Norman; Landis, Theodor; d'Heureuse, Christian (1991). Are Measured Differences Between the Formants of Men, Women and Children Due to F0 Differences? Journal of the International Phonetic Association, 21(02):66. (1991)
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