Linguistics

officially bi- or plurilingual, or offer public services in more than one language, while at the same time tolerating, encouraging or even requiring bilingual signage. Bilingual signs, whether outlawed or promoted, often figure prominently in fierce linguistic and ideological struggles. This article presents the results of an investigation of both official and commercial bilingual signs in the two largest bilingual cities in Switzerland: Biel/Bienne, with just over 50,000 inhabitants in the Canton of

régionales du français. Paris: PUF, 1982. Périodiques (+ = bibliothèque de l'Université de Neuchâtel) + Bulletin de l'Institut de Phonétique de Grenoble + Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics + Journal d'acoustique Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (JASA) + Journal of Speech and Hearing Research (JSHR) + Journal of Phonetics + Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts (LLBA): pour les résumés d'articles de périodiques Note technique (NT/LAA/TSS) du CNET (Lannion, France) + Perception and Psychophysics

com L’étude sémiotique et linguistique des proverbes français ABSTRACT: The article is dedicated to a problem semiotic and linguistic study of the French proverbs. Linguistics studies the proverb as a phraseological unit and semiotics studies it as the linguistic sign of a particular type. In order to connect semiotic paremiol-ogy and linguistics, it is necessary to apply the modern theory of nomination. Introduction « Un proverbe est l’esprit d’un seul et la sagesse de tous»

ont su imposer l'utilisation des caractères latins au vocabulaire nahuatl pour ainsi permettre aux indigènes d'avoir accès aux textes sacrés. C'est ainsi que Sullivan écrit: «One of the staggering of the first post-Conquest half-century was the linguistic production of the Spanish missonary friars» Ils ont ainsi pu créer en Nahuatl mais aussi dans d'autres langues indigènes des version du catéchisme, prière et autres hymnes religieux. De ce fait, plusieurs grammaires tel l'Arte para aprender la

the hypothesis that there is a relationship between multilingualism and linguistic insecurity. Numerous studies have shown that linguistic insecurity is more frequent in multilingual milieu rather than the unilingual environments. In this range, we have chosen to conduct a survey on some high school students from Bejaïa a city in Algeria. They have been asked to answer some questions that are related to a number of linguistic phenomena occurring in the speech epilinguistics. Throughout this analysis

trouble spécifique du langage oral. Morphosyntactic difficulties in children with specific language impairment : a constructivistic approach Abstract The Construction and Usage-based Theory (CUT) combines two main approaches drawn from cognitive linguistics: construction grammar and usage-based theory. The CUT emphasizes the fact that language structures progressively emerge through the use of general cognitive processes. Most new forms produced by a child are built upon his/her own previous productions

internship proceeds within a collaboration between the IRIT and ERSS. Our objective is to develop a tool for the automatic construction of the corpus from the Web by using the existed tools of linguistic analysis. It is about construction of a focused crawler of the Web and integration of the linguistic tools to analyze the Web pages. Initially, we present a focused crawler model which traversed the Web to download the pages concerned on a specific topic. The crawler must give two important

science. These directions offer alternate proposals to the generative linguistics theory of language development. First, the “item-based” theories of language development, which stress that development of language knowledge goes from specific to general and are part of the cognitive linguistics theories. Second, theories that reject the idea of a uniform adult linguistic competence, which is a fundamental tenet of generative linguistics theory. Third, those that use artificial neural networks to provide

of sociolinguistics is first examined here through successive issues of Encyclopedia Universalis. We then consider "crossings" between different fields: diachronical linguistics, variation, language boundaries, glottogenesis or language building, on the basis of which we show that sociolinguistics always poses truly linguistic questions, i.e. questions about the very definition of languages. Finally, we bring to bear the case of close languages, wherein many aspects of the above questions are

L’algèbre – algebra 3. Le calcul – calculus 4. La géométrie – geometry 5. Le commerce – business 6. La comptabilité – accounting 7. Les sciences économiques – economics 8. Les langues étrangères – foreign languages 9. La linguistique – linguistics 10. La littérature – literature 11. La philosophie – philosophy 12. La psychologie – psychology 13. Les sciences politiques – political science 14. L’histoire (f) – history 15. La géographie – geography 16. La physique – physics 17. La biologie