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Journal articles on the topic "Balante (langue) – Modalité (linguistique)"
Poulin, Christine. "La structure conceptuelle de la référence : vers une représentation indépendante de la modalité d’expression." Revue québécoise de linguistique 23, no. 1 (April 29, 2009): 17–33. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/603078ar.
Full textDixon, R. M. W. "Internal reconstruction of tense-modal suffixes in Jarawara." Diachronica 18, no. 1 (December 31, 2001): 3–30. http://dx.doi.org/10.1075/dia.18.1.03dix.
Full textDunoyer, Christiane. "Alpes." Anthropen, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.124.
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Gomes, Cleonice Candida. "O Sistema verbal do balanta : um estudo dos morfemas de tempo." Universidade de São Paulo, 2008. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8139/tde-19012009-154521/.
Full textThe focus on this paper is to show the values of the tenses and the modality morphemes in the Balanta language. The Balanta is a language spoken between Casamance, South of Senegal, and Geba River, north of Guinea-Bissau. The Balanta is an Atlantic language of the Niger-Congo branch, of which Fufulde, Wolof, Diola, Serer, Temne are among the most spoken. The Balanta is located in the north branch, in the group called Bak, togheter with Diola, Mandyak, Mankanya and Papel. The verbal paradigm of Balanta presents the following tenses and modality morphemes: {-Æ} present, remote past, future, change of stage, deictic, conclusive, inconclusive, the last four morphemes are used to express the attitude of the speaker in relation to the propositional content or in relation to the truth of the statement, or in relation to the listener. The morpheme {-Æ} present, in accordance with the verbal paradigm and the kind of verb, present values such as present and past in the perfective, present or future in the imperfective; the modality morphemes, in accordance with the verbal paradigm and the kind of verb, present values such as change of stage and interruption action, closing action in the time and certitude, no action closing and incertitude
Chantarawaranyou, Mayurie. "Etude de la modalité : en français (modes verbaux) et en thaï (auxiliaires préverbaux de mode)." Paris 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA030114.
Full textThis paper is a contrastive study between two languages on moods in french and modal preverbs in thai, analysed from different texts and based on the linguistic theory of gustave guillaume concerning the value of language and the value of speech
López, Izquierdo Marta. "Recherches sur la modalité : les verbes de modalité factuelle en espagnol médiéval." Paris 10, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA100093.
Full textBottineau, Didier. "Aspect, actance et modalité : systématique de l'infinitif anglais." Paris 4, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040205.
Full textThis study, based on the linguistic theory of G. Guillaume (the psychomechanics of language), with references to the meta-operational grammar of H. Adamczewski and the theory of operations of A. Culioli, deals with the way in which English utterances containing an infinitive verb form are generated : the genesis of a projected subject-predicate matrix, submitted to the mental scrutiny of the enunciator, can be intercepted at an early stage, resulting in an utterance which displays a virtualized connection between a potential subject (determined or undetermined) and the predicate, with a verbal relator passing a modal comment justifying the interception. A relator with a subject of its own is fore fronted, whereas a subjectless one remains inserted between the subject and the verb. An unintercepted subject-to-predicate connection is unmarked; an intercepted one is marked by one or several auxiliaries, with or without to, depending on the degree of actualization; a previously available connection is revalidated by -ing or virtualized by a past participle. The choice of aspectual verb forms is shown to reveal the degree of modal validation of the subject-to predicate link accepted by the enunciator, resulting in a correspondingly actualized link between the subject and the verb. The potential significates of verb forms, affixes and grammatical words in general are ascribed to the clusters of phonemes they contain: each sound represents an elementary mental process, and the meaning and syntax of grammatical words and some major lexical words is determined by the combination of processes their morphology involves. The infinitive is defined as the keystone between this cognitive structure of the word and the modal genesis of utterances it enables. This approach leads to a distinction between the morphogenic operations carried out by the enunciator and the semantic processes he tries to induce the hearer to perform
Brul, Willem van den. "Les verbes de modalité en néerlandais contemporain." Paris 4, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA040168.
Full textAfter a summary of the verbal system in Dutch, with its temporal, aspectual and modal values, there follows a description of the invariant operations that form the bases of all modal verb usage (zullen, moeten, kunnen, mogen, willen) when expressing necessity, possibility and will, as well as the future with zullen
Novakova, Iva. "Temporalité, modalité et aspectualité au futur : l'exemple du français et du bulgare." Grenoble 3, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998GRE39015.
Full textThe present work analyses the idea of futurity as a universal semantic and cognitive category through its different ways of expression in French and Bulgarian. The uses of the future tenses are analysed through three basic utterer-centered categories: temporality, modality and aspectuality. The textual dimension of futures contributes to the vast panorama of way the future tenses function, because the semantic values of the occurrences change according to the register in which they appear. The late formation of the future tenses is a general tendency in languages. The historical perspective of the futures enables one to better understand of their meanings at the present stage of the language. The study is based on a large corpus of literary and everyday use examples in the two analysed languages. The classification of the collected utterances and their translations made it possible to determine the structure of the work. It widely resorts to the instruments and the concepts of the utterer-centered linguistic theory, contrastive linguistics, cognitive semantics, pragmatics and textual linguistics. The methodological approach chosen in this study insists on the impossibility to separate the temporal, modal and aspectual dimensions in the analyses of the futures because they influence each other. This approach proves that the traditional classification of the futures into "temporal" and "modal" uses does not correspond to the realities of the language. The future processes are ulterior to the speaker's present (temporal parameter). The fact that they escape the truth criteria explains that the future is inherently a modalized tense. The third parameter, namely aspect or the speaker's view point on the process (global, accomplished, non-accomplished, prospective) is widely analysed in the present study. The work also shows the importance of the subject's person, which conveys various shades of meaning. If, for processes referring to the past, it may remain discreet, in the future, it becomes unavoidable
Mettouchi, Amina. "Aspect et négation : recherche d'invariants et étude énonciative de l'incidence de la modalité négative sur l'aspect en berbère (kabyle)." Paris 3, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA030069.
Full textCotte, Pierre. "Le système des auxiliaires modaux dans le système verbal de l'anglais contemporain." Grenoble 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989GRE39001.
Full textThe subject of this study is threefold; it is an analysis of the morphosyntactic properties of the modal auxiliaries of english and it aims at giving a general semantic definition of their class as well as of each individual modal auxiliary. It is shown that the class of modal auxiliaries is characterized by abstraction and virtualisation - semantic properties that are revealed by a comparison with the mass of the other verbs of english and to-periphrases. These properties explain why the modals do not require to after them and lack the specific marker of the present tense of the indicative mood. The analysis also shows how the modals became orga- nized into a paradigm whose model is to and were thus led to abandon the quasi nominal mood to be used only finitely. It is also concerned with the relation between this paradigm and do and is able to account for the fact that they do not combine. The thesis thus shows that each formal property is motivated by the general meaning of the class but it is also a systematic exploration of the semantic potential of each particular modal and is concerned with the relations between modal and other auxiliaries, in particular the order of operators in the verb phrase of english
Boneva-Borissevitch, Krassimira. "Le rôle des modalités épistémiques dans l'élaboration d'une semiosis." Paris 10, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA100029.
Full textThe role of epistemic modalities in building up the semiosis is possible to establish, with reference to French semiotics, only through Greimas's semiotic theory and l'Ecole de Paris. The occurrence of the semiosis is in close connection with the structure which can be defined as a network of relations which precedes their manifestation on the surface structure. The constitutive model is graphically presented by means of a semiotic square where the two schemas defined through the relations of contradiction stand in relation of contrariety and produce the semiosis. The occurrence of the semiosis is theoretically traced by means of generative trajectory structures. Modalities are considered to be necessary conditions for building up the subject's competence (being, wanting, having to do or to be) and his getting to performance (doing, being able to do or to be). Epistemic modalities expressed through the categories of knowing and believing are based on the subject's identity that has already been established. His believing makes it possible for him to assume his own modal completion and the credibility of enunciator's universe. The believing lays the foundation of a new modality - the asumption modality, which, together with the enunciator's persuasive doing, is a premise for the building up of semiosis combining the sender's immanent nature and the receiver's interpretative doing. In the analysed text (Exodus 28 of the Old Testament) the believing is not a fully completed category yet. This category contributes to building up the Subject's epistemic judgement through the making of an Object (sacerdotal vestments). In the process of making the Object, the Subject experiences the esthesis of the Object thus forming his believing which is unlimited in time. In such a way the assumption modality contributes to the creation of an unlimited semiosis in which the subject - the conscious bearer of the whole modality complex - can under go an endless evolution
Nguyen, Thi Thanh Hoa. "Contribution à l'étude de la prosodie du Vietnamien : Variations de l'intonation dans les modalités - assertive, interrogative et impérative -." Paris 7, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA070018.
Full textThis study aims mainly the 2 aspects of the prosody of Vietnamese: 1. The prosodic variations of the intonation in the 3 types of sentence: assertion, interrogation and injunction. 2. The influence of the intonation on the tone in final position of the sentence. It is an experimental study which concerns at the same time the read speech (acoustic analysis, test of perception and re-synthesis) and the spontaneous speech (acoustic analysis and comparative study). The results show that each type of sentence bas a specific intonation generally given by the overall height of Fo, the duration and the intensity of the sentence. However, the general contour of Fo is not a very plausible index for the characterisation of the modalities because of the tonal variations on the level of syllables. On the other hand, the behaviour of the tone that carries the final syllable can be regarded as a preponderant element when one speaks about the melody of a sentence. On this point, one can say that the differences between the tonal variants generated by the intonation are more significant when one concerns about the height (Fo), the form and the amplitude of tonal contour than the duration and the intensity of the syllable in question
Book chapters on the topic "Balante (langue) – Modalité (linguistique)"
GAVRIS, Daniele. "Inclusion et intégration des élèves allophones dans un contexte multilingue." In Formation linguistique des apprenants allophones et pédagogies innovantes, 173–84. Editions des archives contemporaines, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.4173.
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