International audienceThe authors intend to revive exchanges between historical onomastics and theory of proper names. They use concepts introduced by recent proper name theories to analyse 1,902 medieval French anthroponymical chains modified by a definite article ('li Berart', 'le Clerc poessonnier', 'li dicte dame Marie Maqueriele') extracted from the international data base PatRom (Patronymica Romanica). Examining in turn diachronical, categorical, syntactic, diatopical and morphological criteria, they propound a unified interpretation of the phenomena in connection with the definite description framework elaborated by G. Kleiber. The study concludes with an excursus on the journey from definite description to hereditary proper name as ...
Since the 1990s, scholars from the fields of history and language participating in the interdiscipli...
Ce numéro spécial de la revue Lexis invite à s’interroger sur le nom propre, entendu ici au sens lar...
The goal of this work is to analyze the mode of reference of what we call ordinarily "proper names" ...
International audienceThe authors intend to revive exchanges between historical onomastics and theor...
A partir d'un corpus de plus de 30.000 chaînes anthroponymiques relevées essentiellement dans des do...
Development of Names and Name-Giving in Upper and Lower Classes in Early Ninth-Century Île-de-France...
Les XIIe et XIIIe siècles voient se développer les romans arthuriens, en vers puis en prose, qui con...
The article discusses the problems of etymologization of some proper names derivatives with an etymo...
The analysis of the signification of proper names is illuminating for the study of the medieval appr...
LES TRENTE GLORIEUSES À L’OMBRE DE LA TOUR EIFFEL — PROPER NAMES AND PERIPHRASIS ...
Arthurian romance develops during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, in verse and prose, and stil...
Because of their privileged relationship with History, proper names play a fundamental role in the e...
Billy Pierre-Henri. Personal names Studies of Medieval Europe : Social Identity and Familial Structu...
Le présent travail constitue une analyse philologique et historique des plus anciens anthroponymes g...
What happens to proper names in a translation act, especially in the famous, official Greek translat...
Since the 1990s, scholars from the fields of history and language participating in the interdiscipli...
Ce numéro spécial de la revue Lexis invite à s’interroger sur le nom propre, entendu ici au sens lar...
The goal of this work is to analyze the mode of reference of what we call ordinarily "proper names" ...
International audienceThe authors intend to revive exchanges between historical onomastics and theor...
A partir d'un corpus de plus de 30.000 chaînes anthroponymiques relevées essentiellement dans des do...
Development of Names and Name-Giving in Upper and Lower Classes in Early Ninth-Century Île-de-France...
Les XIIe et XIIIe siècles voient se développer les romans arthuriens, en vers puis en prose, qui con...
The article discusses the problems of etymologization of some proper names derivatives with an etymo...
The analysis of the signification of proper names is illuminating for the study of the medieval appr...
LES TRENTE GLORIEUSES À L’OMBRE DE LA TOUR EIFFEL — PROPER NAMES AND PERIPHRASIS ...
Arthurian romance develops during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, in verse and prose, and stil...
Because of their privileged relationship with History, proper names play a fundamental role in the e...
Billy Pierre-Henri. Personal names Studies of Medieval Europe : Social Identity and Familial Structu...
Le présent travail constitue une analyse philologique et historique des plus anciens anthroponymes g...
What happens to proper names in a translation act, especially in the famous, official Greek translat...
Since the 1990s, scholars from the fields of history and language participating in the interdiscipli...
Ce numéro spécial de la revue Lexis invite à s’interroger sur le nom propre, entendu ici au sens lar...
The goal of this work is to analyze the mode of reference of what we call ordinarily "proper names" ...