National audienceThe present study purports to investigate the reality of cross-register discourses, i.e., discourses transcending LSPs and based on the notion of degree of specialization. Is there such a thing as a 'grammar of popularization' as opposed to a 'grammar of specialization' regardless of the subject field? Which grammatical markers are likely to encode linguistic differences between various degrees of specialization? We posit that referential markers (such as tenses) indicate differences between disciplines whereas intersubjective markers (such as modal auxiliaries) reveal differences in degrees of specialization. The analysis of a corpus made up of popularized texts and specialized texts in the fields of philosophy and history...
This article examines two case studies of cognate expressions in English and in French, which have d...
International audienceBy way of a study of about fifteen primary and secondary school grammar textbo...
Superenunciation as a norm of the genre: the example of linguistic research articles and dictionarie...
Cette étude s’interroge sur la réalité de langues transversales transcendant les langues de spéciali...
National audienceIs English grammar sensitive to the degree of specialisation of texts? Markers of d...
A language for special purposes (LSP) is used by specialists in a scientific or technical domain. It...
The two authors, one a native English, the other a native French speaker, explain what a "systemic" ...
This work aims to study grammaticalization, the process by which the functional items of a language ...
Dans cet article, on essaie de répondre à la question de savoir comment la culture se manifeste à tr...
This paper assesses the relationship between register and style, the prominent differences between t...
International audienceExisting typologies of degree and intensification processes all seem to overlo...
This paper is concerned with the language professional discourse communities use for their internal ...
Grammar and plurinorm didactics in French. Claude Vargas, IUFM d'Aix-Marseille and Université de Pr...
ABSTRACT: What links the formation of the state, the formation of linguistic norms, and the developm...
In this paper, we investigate grammatical complexity as a register feature of scientific English and...
This article examines two case studies of cognate expressions in English and in French, which have d...
International audienceBy way of a study of about fifteen primary and secondary school grammar textbo...
Superenunciation as a norm of the genre: the example of linguistic research articles and dictionarie...
Cette étude s’interroge sur la réalité de langues transversales transcendant les langues de spéciali...
National audienceIs English grammar sensitive to the degree of specialisation of texts? Markers of d...
A language for special purposes (LSP) is used by specialists in a scientific or technical domain. It...
The two authors, one a native English, the other a native French speaker, explain what a "systemic" ...
This work aims to study grammaticalization, the process by which the functional items of a language ...
Dans cet article, on essaie de répondre à la question de savoir comment la culture se manifeste à tr...
This paper assesses the relationship between register and style, the prominent differences between t...
International audienceExisting typologies of degree and intensification processes all seem to overlo...
This paper is concerned with the language professional discourse communities use for their internal ...
Grammar and plurinorm didactics in French. Claude Vargas, IUFM d'Aix-Marseille and Université de Pr...
ABSTRACT: What links the formation of the state, the formation of linguistic norms, and the developm...
In this paper, we investigate grammatical complexity as a register feature of scientific English and...
This article examines two case studies of cognate expressions in English and in French, which have d...
International audienceBy way of a study of about fifteen primary and secondary school grammar textbo...
Superenunciation as a norm of the genre: the example of linguistic research articles and dictionarie...