23.1636, Books: Du langage: Poncel
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Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2012 18:46:22
From: Ulrich Lueders [lincom.europa at t-online.de]
Subject: Du langage: Poncel
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Title: Du langage
Subtitle: Essai sur la nature et l’etude des mots et des langues
Series Title: LINCOM facsimile collection
Publication Year: 2012
Publisher: Lincom GmbH
http://www.lincom.eu
Book URL: www.lincom-shop.eu
Author: Terrien Poncel
Paperback: ISBN: 9783862881123 Pages: 277 Price: Europe EURO 69.80
Abstract:
La science dont on a essayer ici d'étudier quelques principes, relatifs à
l'étude des mots, est entièrement moderne. Soixante années à peine se sont
écoulées depuis la rélévations du Sanscrit au monde savant, et c'est
l'examen de cette langue parfaite qui fait embrasser de nouveaux horizons à
l'étude des langues, l'a conduite à se constituer comme science, et l'a lancée
définivement dans la voie du progès. C'est à notre siècle que reviendra, dans
la suite de temps, l'honneur d'avoir donné le jour à une des plus belle
branches des connaissances humaines.
La Linguistique, car c'est d'elle qu'il s'agit ici, est aujourd'hui une science
tellement positive, dans sa méthode comme dans son object, que l'on peut
même se demander si elle doit être classée parmi les sciences historiques
ou parmi les sciences naturelles (de la préface).
Table des matières: Prolégomènes : la linguistique, une science moderne - la
lexicologie - définition du mots. Des éléments des mots : des sons - des
lettres - des articulations humaines. De l'accentuation. De la pronunciation :
influence de la mollesse musculaire - influence de la civilisation - influence
du peuple. Des modifications régulières et des lois d'équivalence des
consonnes : dans les langues Aryennes - dans les langues Sémitiques et
Touraniennes - en général. Des modifications accidentielles dans le système
phonétique des mots : par transformation - dissimilation - assimilation -
transposiion - prostèse - épenthèse - paragoge - aphérèse - ellipse -
apocope. De l'analyse linguistique des mots. De la formation des mots. Des
langues: des classes des langues (isolantes - agglutinantes -
amalgamantes). De la signification des mots. Du role de la science des mots
et des langues.
(re-edition, originally published 1867, Paris; written in French).
Linguistic Field(s): Discipline of Linguistics
General Linguistics
Historical Linguistics
Written In: French (fra)
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