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Journal articles on the topic "Coréen (langue) – Grammaire générative"
ZRIBI-HERTZ, ANNE. "Pour un modèle diglossique de description du français: quelques implications théoriques, didactiques et méthodologiques." Journal of French Language Studies 21, no. 2 (September 29, 2010): 231–56. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0959269510000323.
Full textJunker, Marie-Odile. "L’effet V1: le verbe initial en moyen français." Canadian Journal of Linguistics/Revue canadienne de linguistique 35, no. 4 (December 1990): 351–71. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0008413100013931.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Coréen (langue) – Grammaire générative"
Tchoue, Joon-Soo. "La réalisation syntaxique des dépendances lexicales en coréen : stratégie configurationnelle et stratégie non-figurationnelle." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA081319.
Full textThe object of this dissertation is to study the syntactic realization mode of the selectional properties of a predicate in korean and in other languages. Two complementary strategies can be distingused by the parameter on the strength of predicate : the configurational strategy and the non-configurational strategy. The configurational strategy is already characterized in a precise way in principles and parameters. It is expressed in general by the two independant principles ; the projection principle and the th-criterion. So, in a configurational language, a category like dp or pp represents, in syntax, arguments and adjuncts of a predicate. We think the predicate is weak in a configurational language. The weak predicate discharges its thematic roles on the categories introduced by the operation merge. The category introduced in this way and the predicate must construct a certain structure in accordance with the projection principles and the th-criterion. The predicate is strong in a non-configurational language. Thematic roles will be discharged in the interior of a predicate. So, a categorial projection like dp is not necessary nor obligatory to represent the selectional properties of a predicate. The non- predicative category is not an argument and do not construct any configurational structure with a predicate, which is summoned by the thematic role assignment. The predicate is strong in korean
Hong, Yong-Tcheol. "Théorie de l'incorporation et théorie du cas : leurs implications sur la structure phrastique et sur la structure du syntagme nominal en Coréen." Paris 8, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA080703.
Full textThis thesis investigates the phrase structure and the noun phrase structure of korean. In this investigation, the theory of incorporation and the theory of case are invoked in a principled way. The phrase structure proposed for korean is a layered structure in which the constituents of a verbal complexeare automous categories. As for elements with nominative morphemes, some of them are analyzed as subjects and the others as focus elements. The distribution of case morphemes is explained by the theory of incorporation and by the constraint on the morphological realization of case features. A configurational structure is proposed for noun phrases in korean, based on the distribution of genetive elements and on the pronominal and anaphoric binding
Choi, Dong-Sin. "Théorie minimaliste, ordre universel et une solution pour la facultativité de deux déplacements syntaxiques." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA081344.
Full textThis thesis aims to provide one solution for the optionality of two syntactic movements : scrambling and object shift (scr and os) under the minimalist program of chomsky (1995). In chapter 1, it is attempted to prove not only that there is only one basic , universal order in the vp (verbal phrase) but also that one must admit not just the universal presence but at least the universal hierarchy of the functionnal categories. In chapter 2, we distinguish the scr from the os, paying attention to the free word order vs. The fixed word order in the double object construction. In this chapter, we show that the notion of equidistance, proposed by chomsky and accepted by many authors, runs into serious problems theoretically and empirically. In chapter 3, it is argued that the scr is an a movement phenomenon, not an a-bar movement phenomenon, and that in regard to the os of pronouns in the scandinavian languages, it is possible to provide a unifying solution to the two conflicting analyses : x0 movement or xp movement. In chapter 4 it is attempted to provide a solution to the optionality of the scr and of the os. The conclusion in this chapter is that only the neutral order in the sov languages is motivated by the case and that not only the scr but also the os are motivated by the same factor different from the case, the contrast between them explained by one parameter that we propose
Kim, Kyung-Suk. "Accord, traits grammaticaux et argument nul en Coréen." Paris 8, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA080744.
Full textThe objective of this dissertation is to characterize the sentence structure and study the phenomenon of null subject object in korean without grammatical greement. The absence of agreement is due to the structural differences between languages. The fact that the subject object of a predicate can be invisible in korean is attributed to the nature of lexical prnouns and the sentence structure: the grammatical feataures are not syntactically inert
Pak, Hyong-Ik. "Lexique-grammaire du coréen : construction à verbes datifs." Paris 7, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA070140.
Full textThe dative verbs are a subclass of the korean verb for constructing a lexicon-grammar of korean. The 110 dative verbs are taken from the principal properties : -the subject and the indirect object are headed by a human noun -the particle eke (to) alternate only with hanthe (to) -there is a tranfer of the direct complement from the subject to the indirect object -the direct object is a human noun, etc
Chardon-Lechêne, Emmanuelle. "Le mode subjonctif en français moderne : perspectives en grammaire générative." Paris 3, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA030114.
Full textSyntactic analyses of natural languages conspicuously differ in the way in which they take meaning into account, and they also crucially differ in the identification of the units they take to be relevant. As regards the empirical question of the subjunctive mood, the head Cʿ and its projection CP appear to be a particularly salient locus for its occurrence since, in general, mood is a grammatical categoy that contributes to the expression of modality. Moreover, it is also relevant to observe what is implied by native speakers' intuitions regarding the subjunctive, such as subjectivity parameters, which cannot be accounted for within the strict limits of truth-conditionally oriented Logical Form. The main contention of this dissertation consists in rejecting the exclusive disjunction reading of the following characterisation of the subjunctive: "either the mood of complementation, or the mood of subjectivity", and to show that both these dimensions are needed to account for the data - and interact. From a morphophonological point of view, the French subjunctive paradigms are analysed as belonging under the general category "Past" and are shown to derive from the imperfect tense ones. From the semantic point of view, a strong relationship is recognised (or established) between the occurrences of this mood and a feature of "deassertion" located in Tʿ, the functional head locally c-commanded by Cʿ, and appears in contexts where psychological subjects are involved
KANG, OK KYUNG. "Anaphore et honorificite en coreen moderne." Paris 8, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA081629.
Full textLee, Hee-Young. "L'auxiliation aspectuelle en coréen et en français." Paris 4, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA040056.
Full textThe aim of this dissertation is to elaborate certain notions concerning two major linguistic phenomena, namely auxiliation and aspect, and to apply them to the Korean and French predicate systems. The following question are addressed : how can a lexical verb be employed as a grammatical marker; is auxiliation motived by semantics of the verb; and what are the characteristics of the aspectual auxiliation in the two languages? In the first section, we present general theoretical issues on auxiliation and aspect. The aspectual categorizations of Korean and French are discussed using the analysis grid proposed by Dik (1989, 1997). Korean aspectual auxiliaries need the complex verbal construction [Vp-Aux], whereas French aspectual auxiliaries are formed periphrastically with an infinitive (with or without a preposition). In the second section, Korean aspectual auxiliaries are examined and compared to the French equivalents for various aspectual values (inchoative, progressive, continuative, resultative, terminative, iterative, and attemptive). The "superposition of markers" (cf. Lemaréchal 1989, 1997) seems to be able to explain the polyfunctionality of such auxiliaries. Each arguments, the semantic properties of the auxiliary, the connector (preposition or conjonctive suffix), the adverbs, etc The close interaction between different TAM categories (Tense-Aspect-Modality) is illustrated by the function of the relevant auxiliaries. From our observation, the majority of the Korean and French verbs show semantic continuity in their use as auxiliaries ( cf. The phenomenon of the persistence, Hopper 1991 ). It can be said that , in the course of grammaticalization, the verb retains a relatively abstracted version of its primary meaning in its auxiliary uses
Yoon, SinWon. "Une grammaire électronique en TAG pour le coréen." Paris 7, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA070100.
Full textThis dissertation presents the development of an electronic grammar for Korean in Tree Adjoining Grammars (TAG), a formalism using the combination of trees. We define the topology of elementary trees associated with lexical items (nouns, verbs, adverbs, determiners, conjunctions). We specify in particular the definition of verb families. It presents the formalization of structural variants selected by verbs for a same subcategorization frame. We first present the representations of syntactic constructions which are specified b; the verbal suffixes for Korean : the declarative/interrogative/propositive/imperative. We then justify and present the formalization of the various syntactic phenomena that can be distinguished for a subcategorization frame by the redistribution of arguments (the passive and the causative), and the realization of arguments (the extraction). Besides the definition of a TAG grammar for Korean, we are interested to solve the formal problems of TAG, which are derived from a generative capacity insufficient for the free word order. This leads us to propose an extension Pro-VTAG of the V-TAG formalism, based on the idea of dividing a standard structure of the verb into several trees that may adjoin freely within the extended projection of the verb. We show that the Pro-VTAG has the potential capacity to allow the analysis of the free word order in Korean, and that the analysis in Pro-VTAG has the advantages, compared to that in V-TAG, to localize dependencies and to avoid adding an artificial mechanism for blocking extraction
Levrier, Françoise. "Description de phrases élémentaires figées : les constructions à verbes supports N0 dans - en X." Toulouse 2, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995TOU20065.
Full textIn recent years, a number of studies have aimed to describe the frozen lexical units of language. These descriptions were concerned with isolated lexical items (e. G. Adverbs or conjunctions) as well as with complete sentences. In this study, we describe two classes of frozen sentences -among which some frozen sentences with a metaphorical interpretation. The structures we deal with are of two types : Type I : N0 être dans X. Marie est dans le vent, ce projet est dans les limbes, Paul est dans une violente colère, cette réforme est dans le champ de mire de Paul - Type II : N0 être en X. Marie est en voyage, ce document est en bonne et due forme, Luc est en bons termes avec Paul, Max est en droit de réclamer, Marie est en colère contre sa soeur
Books on the topic "Coréen (langue) – Grammaire générative"
1959-, Pinsonneault Reine, and Philippe Marie-Élaine 1971-, eds. Bien écrire: La grammaire revue au fil des textes littéraires. 2nd ed. Laval, Qué: Beauchemin, 2003.
Find full textChomsky, Noam. Langue, linguistique, politique: Dialogues avec Mitsou Ronat. Paris: Flammarion, 1992.
Find full textGross, Maurice. Grammaire transformationnelle du français. Malakoff: Cantilène, 1986.
Find full textGross, Maurice. Grammaire transformationnelle du français. Malakoff: Cantilène, 1986.
Find full textGross, Maurice. Grammaire transformationnelle du français. Malakoff: Cantilène, 1986.
Find full text1955-, Valois Daniel, ed. Constructions méconnues du français. [Montréal]: Presses de l'Université de Montréal, 2006.
Find full textChomsky, Noam. Langue, linguistique, politique: Dialogues avec Mitsou Ronat. Flammarion, 1999.
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