International audienceFrench optionality with regards to the realization of Wh-phrases in interrogative clauses is a well known phenomenon, with the Wh-phrase in situ or fronted. Native speakers' preference for the in situ position in spontaneous informal production, mostly oral, has already been established. Two new experiments show a perceptive bias in written form in native speakers, who either stigmatize this position or prefer the more formal fronted construction with verb-subject inversion. This bias, of socio-linguistic origin, must be considered when creating and analyzing experiments related to interrogative clauses of French.L'optionnalité du français quant à la réalisation des syntagmes Wh-dans les interrogatives est connue, que ...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to question the syntactic position of wh-words in a...
International audienceThis chapter is dedicated to the syntax of spoken French. Section 1, which foc...
In this paper we discuss the interaction between postverbal subjects in French and interpretations o...
International audienceFrench optionality with regards to the realization of Wh-phrases in interrogat...
This paper addresses the debate on the existence of specifically syntactic restrictions on one of a ...
This paper deals with the apparent optionality of French wh-in-situ. I present the theoretical propo...
This thesis revisits the variation inherent to the French wh interrogative system. In La[urentien]F[...
In this thesis, I focus on the relationship between the preposition and its Wh- complement in French...
This article addresses the question of wh- questions French and the link betweensyntax and pragmatic...
The aim of this paper is to corroborate the assumption of syntactic optio-nality for French wh-quest...
International audienceThe two possible positions for wh-words (i.e., in situ or preposed) represent ...
textAn intriguing aspect of the French language is its complex system of interrogative structures; t...
The aim of this paper is to corroborate the assumption of syntactic optionality for French wh-questi...
The French interrogative system, which allows for variation among several distinct syntactic structu...
International audienceThe current experiment addresses the proposal by Cheng and Rooryk (2000) that ...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to question the syntactic position of wh-words in a...
International audienceThis chapter is dedicated to the syntax of spoken French. Section 1, which foc...
In this paper we discuss the interaction between postverbal subjects in French and interpretations o...
International audienceFrench optionality with regards to the realization of Wh-phrases in interrogat...
This paper addresses the debate on the existence of specifically syntactic restrictions on one of a ...
This paper deals with the apparent optionality of French wh-in-situ. I present the theoretical propo...
This thesis revisits the variation inherent to the French wh interrogative system. In La[urentien]F[...
In this thesis, I focus on the relationship between the preposition and its Wh- complement in French...
This article addresses the question of wh- questions French and the link betweensyntax and pragmatic...
The aim of this paper is to corroborate the assumption of syntactic optio-nality for French wh-quest...
International audienceThe two possible positions for wh-words (i.e., in situ or preposed) represent ...
textAn intriguing aspect of the French language is its complex system of interrogative structures; t...
The aim of this paper is to corroborate the assumption of syntactic optionality for French wh-questi...
The French interrogative system, which allows for variation among several distinct syntactic structu...
International audienceThe current experiment addresses the proposal by Cheng and Rooryk (2000) that ...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to question the syntactic position of wh-words in a...
International audienceThis chapter is dedicated to the syntax of spoken French. Section 1, which foc...
In this paper we discuss the interaction between postverbal subjects in French and interpretations o...