International audienceWe are currently exploring a methodological protocol that we call the "Theory of Submorphemic Salience" (TSS). This denomination is based on the thesis according to which we assume that each word is metonymically used through the solicitation of a single stroke of its meaning (called salient), and often located upstream of the morpheme. In addition, one or some other features are likely to be exploited in subsequent remotivations. The salience rate of a particular sub-morphological element may vary in different contexts. For example, {FL} group linked to the concept of "reduced frictional flow" (cf. Toussaint, 1983: 74) will bring about the French word rivière ou fleuve (“river”), fluide (“fluid”), laver (“wash”), vol...
Neurophenomenology of the Linguistic Sign : Contribution of the Phenomenological Morphodynamics and ...
International audienceWe situate our approach in the paradigm of enaction (Varela et al., 1991) whic...
Salience phenomena put an element from a visual or linguistic message forward. By confronting works ...
International audienceWe are currently exploring a methodological protocol that we call the "Theory ...
The "Theory of Submorphemic Salience" (Gregoire 2010, 2012) is based on the fact that each word is c...
International audienceThis paper lays some foundations for a method of enactive lexicology by applyi...
This paper lays some foundations for a method of enactive lexicology by applying the postulates of e...
International audienceLexical analyses establishing the object of study at a morphemic level reveal ...
International audienceThis paper lays some foundations for a method of enactive lexicology by applyi...
Salience attracts the attention on a particular discourse entity when hearing an utterance or readin...
International audienceAbstract The lexical analysis of Maurice Toussaint in the light of the "theory...
International audienceSpeech has long been regarded as the encoding of ideas, and languages as forma...
We situate our approach in the paradigm of enaction (Varela et al., 1991) which postulates that all ...
International audienceSeveral researchers (including Maurice Toussaint, Georges Bohas, Dennis Philps...
International audienceThe English lexicon is known to disply a whole range of consonant clusters kno...
Neurophenomenology of the Linguistic Sign : Contribution of the Phenomenological Morphodynamics and ...
International audienceWe situate our approach in the paradigm of enaction (Varela et al., 1991) whic...
Salience phenomena put an element from a visual or linguistic message forward. By confronting works ...
International audienceWe are currently exploring a methodological protocol that we call the "Theory ...
The "Theory of Submorphemic Salience" (Gregoire 2010, 2012) is based on the fact that each word is c...
International audienceThis paper lays some foundations for a method of enactive lexicology by applyi...
This paper lays some foundations for a method of enactive lexicology by applying the postulates of e...
International audienceLexical analyses establishing the object of study at a morphemic level reveal ...
International audienceThis paper lays some foundations for a method of enactive lexicology by applyi...
Salience attracts the attention on a particular discourse entity when hearing an utterance or readin...
International audienceAbstract The lexical analysis of Maurice Toussaint in the light of the "theory...
International audienceSpeech has long been regarded as the encoding of ideas, and languages as forma...
We situate our approach in the paradigm of enaction (Varela et al., 1991) which postulates that all ...
International audienceSeveral researchers (including Maurice Toussaint, Georges Bohas, Dennis Philps...
International audienceThe English lexicon is known to disply a whole range of consonant clusters kno...
Neurophenomenology of the Linguistic Sign : Contribution of the Phenomenological Morphodynamics and ...
International audienceWe situate our approach in the paradigm of enaction (Varela et al., 1991) whic...
Salience phenomena put an element from a visual or linguistic message forward. By confronting works ...