International audienceThe aim of this article is to question the syntactic position of wh-words in a dependency syntax. We will defend an hypothesis of Tesnière considering that relative pronouns play a double role, both pronominal and "translative", justifying a double position. For that, we will study several constructions : surtranslation and infinitive relatives, distribution of wh-word and verbal nucleus, cohesion of the verbal nucleus and extraction out of a percontative clause, qui-que alternation, coordination of wh-words and case constraints on integrative wh-words.L'objectif de cet article est de s'interroger sur la position syntaxique des mots qu-dans une syntaxe de dépendance. Nous défendrons une hypothèse de Tesnière considéran...
L’article traite des contraintes portant sur les pronoms indéfinis en position sujet. L’étude est me...
In this paper, elaborating on Daneš’ idea of the “three-levels approach” to syntax, we advance the h...
The grammatical analysis of clauses introduced by a “subordinating conjunction” has always been a ch...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to question the syntactic position of wh-words in a...
International audienceFrench optionality with regards to the realization of Wh-phrases in interrogat...
Publiée dans une version écourtée aux Presses Universitaires de Provence (PUP), 2004This PhD is a st...
National audienceThe purpose of this paper is to study two types of detached NPs from a syntactic, s...
Ce travail propose une étude de la composition morphologique des syntagmes nominaux définis en lari ...
It has been know to linguists for some time that the Old French data available to us show a frequent...
Building on an experimental study, I show that homophonous wh-phrases like qui ‘who’ in French corre...
This abstract attempts to provide an explanation for the wellknown constraint, pervasive in the Roma...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to provide a corpus-based analysis of integrated (non...
National audienceThis paper deals with the notion of saliency in pseudo-cleft sentences (CWh: What w...
International audienceThis paper presents a pilot study, which aims at characterizing four types of ...
Dans cet article, nous nous proposons d’aborder l’épineuse question de la frontière entre la...
L’article traite des contraintes portant sur les pronoms indéfinis en position sujet. L’étude est me...
In this paper, elaborating on Daneš’ idea of the “three-levels approach” to syntax, we advance the h...
The grammatical analysis of clauses introduced by a “subordinating conjunction” has always been a ch...
International audienceThe aim of this article is to question the syntactic position of wh-words in a...
International audienceFrench optionality with regards to the realization of Wh-phrases in interrogat...
Publiée dans une version écourtée aux Presses Universitaires de Provence (PUP), 2004This PhD is a st...
National audienceThe purpose of this paper is to study two types of detached NPs from a syntactic, s...
Ce travail propose une étude de la composition morphologique des syntagmes nominaux définis en lari ...
It has been know to linguists for some time that the Old French data available to us show a frequent...
Building on an experimental study, I show that homophonous wh-phrases like qui ‘who’ in French corre...
This abstract attempts to provide an explanation for the wellknown constraint, pervasive in the Roma...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to provide a corpus-based analysis of integrated (non...
National audienceThis paper deals with the notion of saliency in pseudo-cleft sentences (CWh: What w...
International audienceThis paper presents a pilot study, which aims at characterizing four types of ...
Dans cet article, nous nous proposons d’aborder l’épineuse question de la frontière entre la...
L’article traite des contraintes portant sur les pronoms indéfinis en position sujet. L’étude est me...
In this paper, elaborating on Daneš’ idea of the “three-levels approach” to syntax, we advance the h...
The grammatical analysis of clauses introduced by a “subordinating conjunction” has always been a ch...