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reported to the Legislation and Regulations Section of the Branch. The purpose of this was first to pool rare and valuable resources to ensure better management during the peak periods. It was also an expression of the desire to consolidate the linguistic support on which drafters of statutes and regulations, especially Francophones, need to have at their disposal in order to prepare legislation that meets the requirements of the Department of Justice in language of a very high standard. The jurilinguists

standardization of lifestyles. According to Giandomenico Majone, industrialization, national integration and cultural homogenization processes are closely interdependent, the loss of legitimacy of nation-states has led to the resurgence of cultural, linguistic or ethnic they had reduced; the attraction of regionalism is less of an economic nature that cultural convergence of interests between the regions and is "the best guarantee of preserving cultural diversity in the broader European society in formation

colonialism …………………………………. 7 ‘The White Man’s Burden’ …………………………………………… 10 - Historical context and purpose ………………………………... 10 - External structure ……………………………………………… 11 - Internal structure and colonialism …………………………….. 13 Linguistic features which are different from modern English ………… 15 Conclusion …………………………………………………………….. 17 Bibliography ……………………………………………………………18 Introduction The topic of this paper is colonialism as it is portrayed in two classic texts

Pierre Fontanier’s modern rhetorics principles, in The Figures of the Discourse, in 1827, belong, later on asumed by Saussure’s linguistics), the senses of the metaphor are placed in the meaning of a “primitive” term, meaning proper, with which it is in a constant similitude relation. In this case, metaphor is formulated as a trope (or a word) treated as a distinct, linguistic unity; we might say, that the tropes manifest as “figures through which we give a word a significance that is not directly its

l'université Harvard à partir de 1949, qu'il tient simultanément, à partir de 1957, avec une chaire de professeur au Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) où il forme des étudiants tels que Noam Chomsky et Morris Halle (1923- ). Nommé président de la Linguistic Society of America en 1956, il reçoit deux prix pour ses travaux : le Prix international de philologie et de linguistique en 1980, et le prix Hegel en 1982. 3 | | LES APPORTS DE JAKOBSON | 3.1 | | Recherches en phonologie | Roman Jakobson a eu une

which was created, formulated, and released to the public with the specific intent of facilitating its use and development by others as an auxiliary language, the Elvish languages exist solely because they satisfy and express Tolkien’s own, personal linguistic aesthetic. » Wayne G. Hammond and Christina Scull. 2006, p.234. 20 H. Carpenter, The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien: A Selection « They are intended (a) to be definitely of a European kind in style and structure (not in detail); and (b) to be specifically

of Congo’s Standard Swahili and Bukavu Spoken Swahili “…………………………...p.26 4. SHAMAVU Miruho H. Relevance in the Teaching of Grammar and Vocabulary : A Pragmatic Perspective ………………………………………………………...p.41 5. KALUNGU Makano K. Essays in African Linguistics Descriptive Grammar "Exponence of Verbal Forms in Bukavu Market Swahili Register" ……………...................p.57 6. MUBAWA Miruho C. Motivation in Beginners’ English Classrooms in Bukavu Secondary Schools…………………………………………….……………….p.72 II. SCIENCES

bodies, but does this add value? Despite its relevance, intelligence is still a core element of the state sovereignty, which impedes any substantial progress in improving intelligence-sharing. There are two major kinds of difficulties: practical (linguistic, interoperability between the different information and communication systems, national legislations and financing) and political. The first political reason is distrust: the actors are concerned about the safety of their sources and they do not

les deux représentations, « virtuelle » et « réelle », en une seule : P SN V SN Dét N SPrép possède Dét N A le frère Prép N une auto rouge de Paule Charles F. HOCKETT, A Course in Modern Linguistics (1958). Les prépositions sont considérées dans l’analyse syntagmatique comme des mots pleins, qui peuvent être tête de syntagme (« support », dans la terminologie du Grevisse) et avoir un complément (ici, un N). 4 3 3 L’arbre syntagmatique