Le classement des noms de quantité

Flaux, Nelly

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“…À noter deux exceptions dans la tradition anglo-saxonne : Jespersen (1924) et Persson (1989, qui tous les deux préfèrent une définition sémantique des noms collectifs, et qui admettent dans cette catégorie des entités inanimées. les caractéristiques sémantiques de ces expressions (voir entre autres Flaux 1998Flaux , 1999Flaux , 2001Lammert 2010 ;Lecolle 1998 ;Michaux 1992 ;Vilagines-Serra 2002). Cela est sans doute lié aux différences fondamentales dans les deux approches de ce thème traitées plus haut.…”

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L’accord sujet-verbe en français contemporain

Tristram

2015

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This article presents an analysis of synchronic variation and diachronic change in verbal agreement with the French noun foule. This noun, like many collective nouns in French and other languages, can show variation between singular and plural verbal agreement (la foule des habitants exulte SING de joie dans les rues vs. une foule de gens pressés s'attardent PLU ). A novel combination of data, including data from sociolinguistic interviews, a gap-fill exercise, and a corpus of written French, is used to investigate this variation and change, to elucidate some of the factors that play a role in this type of agreement, and to examine the differences between this form used with the definite and indefinite determiner (la foule vs. une foule). Some theoretical issues concerning the definition of collective nouns are also addressed.

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L’accord sujet-verbe en français contemporain

Tristram

2015

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“…Though there have been a number of studies of collective nouns in French (e.g. Michaux ; Lecolle ; Flaux ; ; ; Vilagines‐Serra ; Lammert ), these tend to focus on the semantics of such nouns rather than their agreement patterns. Variation in agreement is mentioned by some scholars of French, but this is usually in relation to the study of these nouns in English and other languages; moreover, it is claimed that the question of variation simply does not arise in French .…”

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Diachronic Change in Verbal Agreement Patterns withMajorité

Tristram

2013

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This article is concerned with the description of data relating to a case of morphosyntactic variation and change in French: verbal agreement patterns with the noun majorit e 'majority'. Quantitative analysis of apparent-time data from cloze ('gapfill') tests suggests that plural agreement with this noun is increasing; data from a diachronic corpus study confirm that this is the case. A number of factors are found to constrain this variation and change, including most importantly the presence and number of a post-modifying noun phrase (e.g. la majorit e des hommes). The implications of these findings for the definition of collective nouns in French are discussed.

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“…τα ρήματα επικοινωνίας της γαλλικής γλώσσας. Άλλες μελέτες σχετικά με τη δομή Ουσιαστικό + Ουσιαστικό σε γενική για άλλες γλώσσες έχουν γίνει από τους G. Gross(1996a),Belanger (1997) Daladier (1999),Flaux (2001),Buvet (2002) κ.ά. 1155.3.2.1 ΠΑΡΟΥΣΙΑΣΗ ΠΙΝΑΚΑ 32 GCΤα ρήματα που θα χρησιμοποιήσουμε στη συγκεκριμένη μελέτη έχουν ήδη συλλεχθεί και καταγραφεί σε έναν πίνακα Λεξικού-Γραμματικής, ο οποίος συγκεντρώνει όλα τα ρήματα της δομής NP0 VP NP1 στις οποίες το NP1 δηλώνει το συγκεκριμένο(Voskaki 2011, σσ.…”

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The aim of this PhD thesis is to develop automatic methods for Noun Phrase Recognition in Modern Greek corpora. The linguistic research is placed within the framework of Harris' distributional and transformational theory (1951;. For the detailed and systematic description of Modern Greek syntax, we adopted Gross ' methodological model (1975), called Lexicon-Grammar, which can provide extremely rich and exhaustive linguistic information. According to Gross (1975), in order to proceed to syntactic analysis, we should first study the structure of elementary sentences. Based on the structure of elementary sentences in Modern Greek, we delimit our research and define noun phrases within our research. More specifically, we focus on noun phrases that are non-prepositional first complements of verbs.As far as Noun Phrase Recognition Is concerned, we constructed and applied to corpora machine-readable grammars. These grammars, which have the formalism of Recursive Transition Networks (RTN), are very often used to represent linguistic data (Gross, 1993;Roche & Schabès, 1997). In total, we constructed 925 grammars (graphs), consisting a linguistic resource of great importance as they recognise a big part of noun phrases. Because of their detailed descriptions, these grammars were also used to eliminate morphological ambiguities in noun phrases. The latter task was evaluated in terms of recall and precision.

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Le classement des noms de quantité

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L’accord sujet-verbe en français contemporain

Diachronic Change in Verbal Agreement Patterns withMajorité

Ονοματικά Σύνολα Της Νέας Ελληνικής

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