LES PHÉNOMENES DE DÉFLEXIVITÉ, DU LATIN AUX LANGUES ROMANES: QUELS MÉCANISMES SYSTÉMIQUES SOUS-TENDENT CETTE ÉVOLUTION? EXEMPLES EN FRANÇAIS ET EN ITA
“DEFLEXIVITE” IN FRENCH LANGUAGE PHENOMENA, FROM LATIN TO ROMANCE LANGUAGE: WHICH SYSTEMIC MECHANISMS SUSTAIN THIS EVOLUTION ? EXAMPLES IN FRENCH AND
Author(s): Louis BegioniSubject(s): Literary Texts
Published by: Editura Universităţii Vasile Goldiş
Keywords: Romance linguistics; diachronic; morphosyntax; psychomecanics of language; historic linguistics; comparative linguistics of Roman languages; lingvistica romanică; diacronic; morfosintaxă; psihomecanica limbii; lingvistică istorică; lingvistică comparată
Summary/Abstract: My research starts from the concept of «deflexion» considered by Gustave Guillaume an instrument of examining the phenomena from Latin to Romance languages which shows the shift of morphological markers. I will analyse especially the Latin postnominal morphology (case flexion) and postverbal morphology (verb endings) which lead to antepositioning articles and subjects expressed by personal pronouns. On a theoretical level, my study would like to deepen the perspective by approaching word order and the syntactical organisation of the sentence in a “diachronic systemic” of Romance languages.
Journal: Studii de Ştiinţă şi Cultură
- Issue Year: VI/2010
- Issue No: 01 (20)
- Page Range: 7-16
- Page Count: 10
- Language: French