Oxford Handbook of the French Language
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Oxford Handbook of the French Language
Ayres-Bennett, Wendy; McLaughlin, Mairi
Oxford University Press
07/2024
1056
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Inglês
9780198865131
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Wendy Ayres-Bennett and Mairi McLaughlin: French and its varieties: Disciplinary perspectives and new horizons
Part I. Structures of French
1: Elisabeth Delais-Roussarie: Phonetics, phonology, and orthography
2: Mairi McLaughlin: Morphology and syntax
3: Richard Huyghe and Dominique Legallois: Semantics and pragmatics
Part II. History of French
4: Philippe Caron: External history of French
5: Wendy Ayres-Bennett: Language policy and planning
6: Olivia Walsh and Douglas Kibbee: Metalinguistic texts
7: Thomas Rainsford: Historical phonetics, phonology, and orthography
8: Sophie Prevost: Historical morphology and syntax
9: Sabine Lehmann: Historical semantics and pragmatics
Part III. Axes of variation
10: Nigel Armstrong: Age, gender, and social class
11: Jenelle Thomas: Register, genre, text type
12: Janice Carruthers: Spoken French
13: Rachel Panckhurst, Louise-Amelie Cougnon, and Cedrick Fairon: French digital discourse
Part IV. French around the world
14: Mathieu Avanzi: Regional variation in the French of France
15: Andre Thibault: Francophonie
16: Isabelle Racine: French in Europe
17: Barbara E. Bullock and Randall Gess: French in North America
18: Beatrice Akissi Boutin and Augustin Emmanuel Ebongue: French in Africa
Part V. French in contact with other languages
19: Maya Angela Eipe Smith: Multilingualism
20: Georg Kremnitz and Fanch Broudic: French and the languages of France
21: Nicolas Froeliger and Rudy Loock: Translation and interpreting
22: Thomas A. Klingler: Creoles
Part VI. Second language acquisition
23: Richard Kern: Where, when, and how French is learned
24: Sylvain Detey: Acquiring phonetics and phonology
25: Dalila Ayoun: Acquiring morphology and syntax
26: Henry Tyne and Martin Howard: Acquiring lexical, sociolinguistic, and pragmatic competence
Part VII. French in literature, culture, arts, and the media
27: Sophie Marnette: French language and literature in the Middle Ages
28: Gilles Siouffi: Early Modern French language and literature
29: Laurence Rosier: Contemporary French language and literature
30: Michael Abecassis: French language and cinema
31: Claire Lesacher: French language and vocal music
32: Marcel Burger: French and the media
Part I. Structures of French
1: Elisabeth Delais-Roussarie: Phonetics, phonology, and orthography
2: Mairi McLaughlin: Morphology and syntax
3: Richard Huyghe and Dominique Legallois: Semantics and pragmatics
Part II. History of French
4: Philippe Caron: External history of French
5: Wendy Ayres-Bennett: Language policy and planning
6: Olivia Walsh and Douglas Kibbee: Metalinguistic texts
7: Thomas Rainsford: Historical phonetics, phonology, and orthography
8: Sophie Prevost: Historical morphology and syntax
9: Sabine Lehmann: Historical semantics and pragmatics
Part III. Axes of variation
10: Nigel Armstrong: Age, gender, and social class
11: Jenelle Thomas: Register, genre, text type
12: Janice Carruthers: Spoken French
13: Rachel Panckhurst, Louise-Amelie Cougnon, and Cedrick Fairon: French digital discourse
Part IV. French around the world
14: Mathieu Avanzi: Regional variation in the French of France
15: Andre Thibault: Francophonie
16: Isabelle Racine: French in Europe
17: Barbara E. Bullock and Randall Gess: French in North America
18: Beatrice Akissi Boutin and Augustin Emmanuel Ebongue: French in Africa
Part V. French in contact with other languages
19: Maya Angela Eipe Smith: Multilingualism
20: Georg Kremnitz and Fanch Broudic: French and the languages of France
21: Nicolas Froeliger and Rudy Loock: Translation and interpreting
22: Thomas A. Klingler: Creoles
Part VI. Second language acquisition
23: Richard Kern: Where, when, and how French is learned
24: Sylvain Detey: Acquiring phonetics and phonology
25: Dalila Ayoun: Acquiring morphology and syntax
26: Henry Tyne and Martin Howard: Acquiring lexical, sociolinguistic, and pragmatic competence
Part VII. French in literature, culture, arts, and the media
27: Sophie Marnette: French language and literature in the Middle Ages
28: Gilles Siouffi: Early Modern French language and literature
29: Laurence Rosier: Contemporary French language and literature
30: Michael Abecassis: French language and cinema
31: Claire Lesacher: French language and vocal music
32: Marcel Burger: French and the media
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Wendy Ayres-Bennett and Mairi McLaughlin: French and its varieties: Disciplinary perspectives and new horizons
Part I. Structures of French
1: Elisabeth Delais-Roussarie: Phonetics, phonology, and orthography
2: Mairi McLaughlin: Morphology and syntax
3: Richard Huyghe and Dominique Legallois: Semantics and pragmatics
Part II. History of French
4: Philippe Caron: External history of French
5: Wendy Ayres-Bennett: Language policy and planning
6: Olivia Walsh and Douglas Kibbee: Metalinguistic texts
7: Thomas Rainsford: Historical phonetics, phonology, and orthography
8: Sophie Prevost: Historical morphology and syntax
9: Sabine Lehmann: Historical semantics and pragmatics
Part III. Axes of variation
10: Nigel Armstrong: Age, gender, and social class
11: Jenelle Thomas: Register, genre, text type
12: Janice Carruthers: Spoken French
13: Rachel Panckhurst, Louise-Amelie Cougnon, and Cedrick Fairon: French digital discourse
Part IV. French around the world
14: Mathieu Avanzi: Regional variation in the French of France
15: Andre Thibault: Francophonie
16: Isabelle Racine: French in Europe
17: Barbara E. Bullock and Randall Gess: French in North America
18: Beatrice Akissi Boutin and Augustin Emmanuel Ebongue: French in Africa
Part V. French in contact with other languages
19: Maya Angela Eipe Smith: Multilingualism
20: Georg Kremnitz and Fanch Broudic: French and the languages of France
21: Nicolas Froeliger and Rudy Loock: Translation and interpreting
22: Thomas A. Klingler: Creoles
Part VI. Second language acquisition
23: Richard Kern: Where, when, and how French is learned
24: Sylvain Detey: Acquiring phonetics and phonology
25: Dalila Ayoun: Acquiring morphology and syntax
26: Henry Tyne and Martin Howard: Acquiring lexical, sociolinguistic, and pragmatic competence
Part VII. French in literature, culture, arts, and the media
27: Sophie Marnette: French language and literature in the Middle Ages
28: Gilles Siouffi: Early Modern French language and literature
29: Laurence Rosier: Contemporary French language and literature
30: Michael Abecassis: French language and cinema
31: Claire Lesacher: French language and vocal music
32: Marcel Burger: French and the media
Part I. Structures of French
1: Elisabeth Delais-Roussarie: Phonetics, phonology, and orthography
2: Mairi McLaughlin: Morphology and syntax
3: Richard Huyghe and Dominique Legallois: Semantics and pragmatics
Part II. History of French
4: Philippe Caron: External history of French
5: Wendy Ayres-Bennett: Language policy and planning
6: Olivia Walsh and Douglas Kibbee: Metalinguistic texts
7: Thomas Rainsford: Historical phonetics, phonology, and orthography
8: Sophie Prevost: Historical morphology and syntax
9: Sabine Lehmann: Historical semantics and pragmatics
Part III. Axes of variation
10: Nigel Armstrong: Age, gender, and social class
11: Jenelle Thomas: Register, genre, text type
12: Janice Carruthers: Spoken French
13: Rachel Panckhurst, Louise-Amelie Cougnon, and Cedrick Fairon: French digital discourse
Part IV. French around the world
14: Mathieu Avanzi: Regional variation in the French of France
15: Andre Thibault: Francophonie
16: Isabelle Racine: French in Europe
17: Barbara E. Bullock and Randall Gess: French in North America
18: Beatrice Akissi Boutin and Augustin Emmanuel Ebongue: French in Africa
Part V. French in contact with other languages
19: Maya Angela Eipe Smith: Multilingualism
20: Georg Kremnitz and Fanch Broudic: French and the languages of France
21: Nicolas Froeliger and Rudy Loock: Translation and interpreting
22: Thomas A. Klingler: Creoles
Part VI. Second language acquisition
23: Richard Kern: Where, when, and how French is learned
24: Sylvain Detey: Acquiring phonetics and phonology
25: Dalila Ayoun: Acquiring morphology and syntax
26: Henry Tyne and Martin Howard: Acquiring lexical, sociolinguistic, and pragmatic competence
Part VII. French in literature, culture, arts, and the media
27: Sophie Marnette: French language and literature in the Middle Ages
28: Gilles Siouffi: Early Modern French language and literature
29: Laurence Rosier: Contemporary French language and literature
30: Michael Abecassis: French language and cinema
31: Claire Lesacher: French language and vocal music
32: Marcel Burger: French and the media
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