« Il fallut que je sois fusse… » : à la recherche d’un temps perdu (2001-2012)

Peeters, Bert

doi:10.4000/pratiques.2732

pratiques

2015

DOI: 10.4000/pratiques.2732

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« Il fallut que je sois fusse… » : à la recherche d’un temps perdu (2001-2012)

Bert Peeters¹

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“… 24 With the exception of one academic colleague who used the simple past and imperfect subjunctive in deliberate jest. Broussard (1922) and Peeters (2013) discuss the occasional use of these forms in self-conscious discourse, for pretentious or humorous effect. …”

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Morphome death and transfiguration in the history of French

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2016

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Maiden (e.g. 2009a) shows that treating the paradigmatic distribution of root allomorphy in Romance verbs as morphomic, in the sense of Aronoff (1994), provides a coherent explanation for the diachronic behaviour of such allomorphy. The major templates for distribution (‘metamorphomes’, Round 2015) shared by most Romance varieties are also found in early French, but are not well represented in the modern language, which has developed new metamorphomes. By charting the diachronic development of metamorphomes in French, this study investigates the processes responsible for change to such templates. Overall, the French data point to segmental sound change as the central factor in change to metamorphomes: segmental sound change modifies the observable paradigmatic distribution of allomorphs, reducing the number of lexemes in which an existing metamorphomic template could be deduced, and increasing the number of lexemes across which a novel metamorphomic generalisation can be made. The loss of existing metamorphomes, and the rise of new ones, can be considered a single process, of metamorphomic templates changing shape as further paradigm cells attach to or defect from them. This process must be distinguished from changes in metamorphome shape due to the creation or elimination of paradigm categories for independent morphosyntactic reasons.

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Jean-Marie Le Pen et l’imparfait du subjonctif, ou : quand l’imaginaire linguistique s’emballe

Peeters¹

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L'association JMLP (Jean-Marie Le Pen) ~ IS (imparfait du subjonctif) occupe une place solide dans l'imaginaire linguistique des Français. La présente étude examine comment, au cours des trente-trois dernières années, de 1985 à 2017, des Français (et très occasionnellement des Romands, des Wallons et des Québécois) se sont exprimés au sujet de ce soi-disant penchant de JMLP dans des livres, des revues, des magazines, des journaux, à la radio et à la télévision, et sur internet. Nous dégagerons les principaux thèmes abordés dans les commentaires, pour ensuite faire valoir, à la lumière de la quasi-absence d'IS des dizaines de discours de JMLP antérieurs à 2015 que nous avons dépouillés à cet effet, que l'association JMLP~IS ne semble avoir aucun fondement objectif, ce qui confirme l'idée que l'imaginaire linguistique d'une communauté recèle parfois des pans entièrement… imaginés.

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« Il fallut que je sois fusse… » : à la recherche d’un temps perdu (2001-2012)

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Morphome death and transfiguration in the history of French

Morphome death and transfiguration in the history of French

Jean-Marie Le Pen et l’imparfait du subjonctif, ou : quand l’imaginaire linguistique s’emballe

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