International audienceThe lexicographic modeling of phraseological expressions offers an enlightening perspective on (non-)compositionality. We first introduce semantic non-compositionality from the viewpoint of the Speaker, from Meaning to Text. We then apply this perspective to the presentation of the different types of phrasemes that any lexical model has to account for. Finally, using data from a lexical resource presently under construction—the French Lexical Network—, we focus on the specific case of so-called “weak” idioms such as Fr. CHAISE HAUTE ‘highchair’ or Fr. MONTRER LES DENTS ‘to bare teeth’. They are remarkable in that they are semantically non-compositional while their lexicographic definition includes the meaning of all le...
One of the properties of the French pronoun “ça”, its impersonal function, is revealed when it compe...
Based on a survey among native speakers, the article discusses the question whether idiomatic expres...
International audienceContexte Le « goût » de la langue allemande pour la créativité lexicale, en pa...
International audienceThe lexicographic modeling of phraseological expressions offers an enlightenin...
2010, " La non-compositionnalité est-elle un indice du caractère locutionnel? Etude de quelques locu...
As semantically non-compositional phrases, idioms are lexical units. Consequently, they must have th...
En tant que syntagmes sémantiquement non-compositionnels, les locutions sont des unités lexicales à ...
dictionary, and in the computer Abstract: Two main families of phrasemes ( = non-free phrases) are ...
The paper addresses the question of how the notion of fixed expression or idiom has to be defined. U...
The paper deals with the definition of idioms. Idiomaticity is a fuzzy notion because the main chara...
Les énoncés non-phrastiques, en tant que phénomènes particuliers de l’oral intéressent l’ensemble de...
International audienceAlthough nowadays the use of large corpora provide all conditions for the capt...
ISBN 978-2-13-056264-1International audienceIn this article, we address the question of phraseologic...
In this article we present the main approaches for the teaching of phraseological units to demonstra...
International audienceCe numéro a pour objectif de contribuer au débat sur la notion de (non-) compo...
One of the properties of the French pronoun “ça”, its impersonal function, is revealed when it compe...
Based on a survey among native speakers, the article discusses the question whether idiomatic expres...
International audienceContexte Le « goût » de la langue allemande pour la créativité lexicale, en pa...
International audienceThe lexicographic modeling of phraseological expressions offers an enlightenin...
2010, " La non-compositionnalité est-elle un indice du caractère locutionnel? Etude de quelques locu...
As semantically non-compositional phrases, idioms are lexical units. Consequently, they must have th...
En tant que syntagmes sémantiquement non-compositionnels, les locutions sont des unités lexicales à ...
dictionary, and in the computer Abstract: Two main families of phrasemes ( = non-free phrases) are ...
The paper addresses the question of how the notion of fixed expression or idiom has to be defined. U...
The paper deals with the definition of idioms. Idiomaticity is a fuzzy notion because the main chara...
Les énoncés non-phrastiques, en tant que phénomènes particuliers de l’oral intéressent l’ensemble de...
International audienceAlthough nowadays the use of large corpora provide all conditions for the capt...
ISBN 978-2-13-056264-1International audienceIn this article, we address the question of phraseologic...
In this article we present the main approaches for the teaching of phraseological units to demonstra...
International audienceCe numéro a pour objectif de contribuer au débat sur la notion de (non-) compo...
One of the properties of the French pronoun “ça”, its impersonal function, is revealed when it compe...
Based on a survey among native speakers, the article discusses the question whether idiomatic expres...
International audienceContexte Le « goût » de la langue allemande pour la créativité lexicale, en pa...