National audienceThis paper describes the relation between dislocation and the use of c'est (there's) and il y a (ther's) in various strings and information structure in oral data from learner French, at various levels of proficiency) and from native speakers.The description rests on the distinction between thetical and categorical constructs and its implications at the morphosyntactic and informational levels.The paper shows that the hierarchy of information is similarly applied in learner varieties and in native speaker varieties while learners and native speakers differ on the morphosyntactic plane.Cet article se propose de décrire les interrelations entre la dislocation et l'emploi de c'est et il y a dans diverses constructions et la st...
It isshown that focalisation and topicalisation do not result from the inversion or detachment or di...
La conférence qui avait été acceptée au colloque (dates données ci-dessus) a dû être annulée ; le te...
textThis dissertation presents results from three experiments to address two research questions: Wha...
National audienceThis paper describes the relation between dislocation and the use of c'est (there's...
The paper describes the relation between dislocation, the use of c’est and il y a (there’s) in vario...
The pervasive use of dislocations (as in Le chocolat, c’est bon) is a key characteristic of spoken F...
This thesis investigates the use and development of dislocations in oral productions by Swedish user...
This thesis investigates the use and development of dislocations in oral productions by Swedish user...
This study investigates potential L1-effects at the syntax-discourse interface in L2 English, specif...
This paper revisits the classic tests for movement that have been proposed in the literature on disl...
This article investigates the distributional and information structural (IS) properties of il y a ‘t...
International audienceThis article addresses the development of reported speech in the productions o...
Constructions marking information structure in French have been widely documented within the constru...
Monique Lambert & Ewa Lenart: Impact of available linguistic forms in different L1s: marking informa...
International audienceThis comparative study investigates the impact of language specific means and ...
It isshown that focalisation and topicalisation do not result from the inversion or detachment or di...
La conférence qui avait été acceptée au colloque (dates données ci-dessus) a dû être annulée ; le te...
textThis dissertation presents results from three experiments to address two research questions: Wha...
National audienceThis paper describes the relation between dislocation and the use of c'est (there's...
The paper describes the relation between dislocation, the use of c’est and il y a (there’s) in vario...
The pervasive use of dislocations (as in Le chocolat, c’est bon) is a key characteristic of spoken F...
This thesis investigates the use and development of dislocations in oral productions by Swedish user...
This thesis investigates the use and development of dislocations in oral productions by Swedish user...
This study investigates potential L1-effects at the syntax-discourse interface in L2 English, specif...
This paper revisits the classic tests for movement that have been proposed in the literature on disl...
This article investigates the distributional and information structural (IS) properties of il y a ‘t...
International audienceThis article addresses the development of reported speech in the productions o...
Constructions marking information structure in French have been widely documented within the constru...
Monique Lambert & Ewa Lenart: Impact of available linguistic forms in different L1s: marking informa...
International audienceThis comparative study investigates the impact of language specific means and ...
It isshown that focalisation and topicalisation do not result from the inversion or detachment or di...
La conférence qui avait été acceptée au colloque (dates données ci-dessus) a dû être annulée ; le te...
textThis dissertation presents results from three experiments to address two research questions: Wha...