Linguistics

la fonction expressive (ou fonction émotive) du langage, relative à l'émetteur. Roman Jakobson la définit ainsi : « elle vise à une expression directe de l'attitude du sujet à l'égard de ce dont il parle »Roman Jakobson, « Closing statements : Linguistics and Poetics », Style in langage, T.A. Sebeok, New-York, 1960. Pour la traduction de Nicolas Ruwet : « Linguistique et poétique », Essais de linguistique générale, Éditions de Minuit, Paris, 1963. ↑ « Voilà pourquoi au temps de la nuit du monde

et dans la poésie. Acta Universitatis Carolinae – Romanistica Pragensia VII., 1971. 13 Hagège, C.: L’homme de paroles. Contribution linguistique aux sciences humaines. Paris 1985, pp. 129–165. 137 IS THE LINGUISTIC SIGN MOTIVATED? Summary The problem of the motivation of the linguistic sign continues to attract the attention of many linguists. The arbitrariness of the sign is the most important principle of the language viewed as a semiotic system. However, even the advocates of this principle

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[klaimb] 5. twice [twais] 15. skull [skl] 6. cap [khæp] 16. tear [thr] 7. motorcycle [motrsaikl] 17. captain [k hæptn] 8. click [klk] 18. activate [æktveit] 9. special [spl] 19. linguistics [lgwstk] 20. assumes [sumz] 10. cat [khæt] 4. Observez le corpus de Fukula (langue imaginaire!) suivant et dites si les [ts, dz] sont des phonèmes distincts des [t, d]. 1. [abau] “lumière” 11. [bagba] “marteau” 2. [tutulu]

és a dir, només poden ser interpretats a partir d’un context. Hi ha dos tipus possibles de context, que determinen dos tipus possibles de pronoms: 2.1 El context extralingüístic ( pronoms díctics 2.2 El context lingüístic ( pronoms fòrics El llibre, no el vaig comprar pas jo el = el llibre = fòric jo = la persona que parla = díctic CARACTERÍSTIQUES a) Tipus de classe lèxica: els pronoms són una classe tancada (b) Variabilitat

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