Alternance futur simple / futur périphrastique : variation et changement en français oral hexagonal

Abouda, Lotfi; Skrovec, Marie

doi:10.4000/rsp.479

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“…More recent work has addressed the question of change in FTR using larger oral corpora. Abouda and Skrovec's (2015) study uses data drawn from the ESLO (Enquêtes Sociolinguistiques à Orléans) corpus of spoken French (see also Abouda and Skrovec, 2017). They establish that PF has indeed become more common over the forty-year period examined (with IF accounting for 58% of uses in the earlier period examined, but only 28% in the later period), but that it is not a straightforward case of PF taking over all functions of IF.…”

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“…In fact, a huge range of meanings have been suggested in grammars for each form, with much overlap; a meaning proposed for the PF in one volume may be assigned to IF in another (see Poplack and Dion 2009 for a thorough survey of comments in grammars on FTR). In some key studies of FTR in French, the difference between IF and PF has been framed in terms of the 'visée prospective' that the PF offers: while the IF is said to be detached from the moment of speaking, the PF retains a connection to the speaker's present (see, for example, Blanche-Benveniste et al, 1990;Fleischman, 1982;Jeanjean, 1988; also Abouda and Skrovec, 2017 for a recent fine-grained semantic analysis of these forms).…”

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Variation and change in future temporal reference with avoir and être

Tristram

2020

French Language Studies

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ABSTRACT Variation and change in the future temporal reference (FTR) sector in French has been the subject of numerous studies, from a variety of perspectives. Most studies consider the patterns of variation and evidence for change by looking at the verbal system as a whole. However, there are indications that some verbs differ significantly in their preference for one or other variant. Avoir and être are two such verbs. This study first examines the overall distribution of the inflected and periphrastic future with these two verbs in the ESLO corpus of spoken French, and considers the evidence for change. A multivariate analysis of the linguistic factors affecting variant selection in FTR with these two verbs reveals no exceptional effects; we thus explore other possible explanations for the exceptional distribution of FTR variants with these two verbs.

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Section: Context and Variantsmentioning

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Variation and change in future temporal reference with avoir and être

Tristram

2020

French Language Studies

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Pour une micro-diachronie de l’oral : le corpus ESLO-MD

Abouda

Skrovec

2018

SHS Web Conf.

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Résumé. Extrait des Enquêtes Socio-Linguistiques à Orléans, corpus oral constitué en deux temps à 40 ans d'intervalle (ESLO 1968-1971, ESLO2 2008, ESLO-MD (ESLO MicroDiachronie) est un corpus oral échantillonné d'un million de mots, quantitativement et qualitativement équilibré entre ses deux parts micro-diachroniques. Constitué initialement en 2014 pour les besoins d'une étude particulière, le corpus ESLO-MD a montré, au fil des ans et des recherches, une certaine efficacité à éclairer sous un jour nouveau un certain nombre de phénomènes linguistiques. Par la prise en compte d'une dimension micro-diachronique inédite, ESLO-MD permet en effet utilement de compléter l'éventail des données disponibles pour l'étude de la variation et du changement en français oral hexagonal contemporain. Cette contribution, qui entend présenter le travail de constitution de ce corpus, parallèlement à sa mise à disposition pour la communauté scientifique, expose les critères de sélection des données ainsi que les modalités de leur diffusion, dans la perspective d'un accès facilité à des données sources susceptibles d'être réexaminées ou réexploitées par d'autres membres de la communauté. Abstract.Extract from the Enquêtes Socio-Linguistiques à Orléans, oral corpus constituted in two stages at 40 years intervals (ESLO 1968-1971, ESLO2 2008, ESLO-MD (ESLO MicroDiachronie) is an oral corpus sampled of one million words, quantitatively and qualitatively balanced between its two micro-diachronic parts. Originally created in 2014 for the purpose of a particular study, the ESLO-MD corpus has shown, over the years and through research, a certain effectiveness to shed new light on a certain number of linguistic phenomena. By taking into account an unprecedented micro-diachronic dimension, ESLO-MD makes it possible to usefully complete the range of data available for the study of variation and change in contemporary oral French. This contribution, which aims to present the work of compiling this corpus, in parallel with its availability to the scientific community, sets out the criteria for selecting data and the modalities of their dissemination, with a view to facilitating access to source data that can be reviewed or reused by other members of the community.

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Variation in space and society

Dugua

Skrovec

Bergounioux

et al. 2023

Studies in Corpus Linguistics

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Sociolinguistics and dialectology share the same interest in the spoken language and the same method: the use of surveys. They both collect their primary data and organise them into corpora, but they differ in the way their results are presented. Based on the Sociolinguistic Survey in Orléans (ESLO), this chapter explores two hitherto neglected factors that may impinge on survey and transcription methodologies: the characteristics of the interviewers and their relationship with the interviewees according to the type of situation; and the profiles of the transcribers and their relationship to the standard French. We conclude that both features constitute parameters of variation, to which the ESLO corpus provides access.

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Alternance futur simple / futur périphrastique : variation et changement en français oral hexagonal

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Variation and change in future temporal reference with avoir and être

Variation and change in future temporal reference with avoir and être

Pour une micro-diachronie de l’oral : le corpus ESLO-MD

Variation in space and society

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