Subordination et degrés de phrasticité dans quelques langues ouraliennes : exemples samiques et fenniques
`titrebABSTRACT`/titrebSubordination and phrastificity degrees in a few North Western Uralic languages : evidence from Samic and Finnic languages. This contribution attempts at first to enlighten the universal notion of « paratax » on the basis of a three decades field experience in the Samic domain...
| Published in: | La linguistique |
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| Language: | French |
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2009
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| Online Access: | https://www.cairn.info/article.php?ID_ARTICLE=LING_442_0099 https://doi.org/10.3917/ling.442.0099 |
| Summary: | `titrebABSTRACT`/titrebSubordination and phrastificity degrees in a few North Western Uralic languages : evidence from Samic and Finnic languages. This contribution attempts at first to enlighten the universal notion of « paratax » on the basis of a three decades field experience in the Samic domain (specially Northern Sami), then considers the typologically more specific problem of verbo-nominal clauses, taking into account the comparative work done during the same period on the other North-Western branch of the Finno-Ugric family, Finnic languages (specially Finnish). The analysis of these particular clauses, conducted in a text linguistic perspective of information structuring, includes : 1 / the syntactic constraints on these constructions 2 / the evolution of this type of construction under the double pression of literacy (which involves a kind of synthetism) and the influence of the (more analytic) neighboring Indo-European models. |
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